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11	A study on the psychological impact of long term hospitalisation upon the elderly patients in the Hong Kong Buddhist Hospital Fung, Pak-lok., 馮伯樂. January 1990 (has links) published_or_final_version / Social Work / Master / Master of Social Work Social work with older people Older people - Hospital care.
12	A Comparison of Prior Health Care Experience to Successful Relocation in Long-Term Care Tickle, Eugenia Hendricks, 1937- 08 1900 (has links) The problem of this study is to compare prior health care experience with satisfactory adjustment in a long-term care facility. Both quantity and quality of prior experience in a health care facility are examined in terms of the significance to successful relocation. Demographic data and perceived control of health are examined in relation to significance of the findings. heath care quality long term care health care facilities in-patient facility Older people -- Long-term care. Health attitudes.
13	An Analysis of the Impact of Medicare: a Case Study of Flow Memorial Hospital, Denton, Texas Savage, Vernon Howard 08 1900 (has links) "The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of the medicare law on a particular hospital: Flow Memorial Hospital, Denton, Texas. The scope of this study is limited to an analysis of changes in hospital car at Flow Memorial Hospital resulting from medicare. These changes are examined on the basis of 1. number of patients and days of care; 2. hospital services by department; 3. the means of payment; and 4. social characteristics of the aged patient group. A detailed examination of aged patient care was made for the fiscal years 1966 and 1967. The 1966 year was the year immediately preceding medicare. The 1967 year was the first year of medicare. Longer time periods were used where the data were available and pertinent."-- leaf 1. Medicare aged patients aged patient care Flow Memorial Hospital (Denton, Texas) Medicare. Denton (Tex.) -- History. Denton County (Tex.) -- History.
14	The need for social work intervention for the elderly patients and their family members Abo, Yasuyo 01 January 2005 (has links) Contends that poor discharge planning for elderly patients in American hospitals is the result of reduced lengths of stay which do not give medical social workers adequate time to assess patients' needs. A survey methodology was used to assess social service and community resource needs of hospitalized elderly patients and their family members at Riverside Community Hospital in California. Argues that the results of the survey can be used to improve discharge planning and lead to a more client-centered practice in hospitals. Older people Hospital care United States Medical social work United States Continuum of care United States Continuum of care Hospitals Admission and discharge Hospitals After care Planning Medical social work Older people Hospital care Social work with older people. Gerontology Social Work

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