Ageing with dignity in Hong Kong and Asia: holistic and humanistic care / Vincent Tin Sing Law, Ben Yuk Fai Fong, editors.
Law, Vincent Tin Sing.; Fong, Ben Y. F., 1954-
2022
HV1484.H85 A44 2022eb
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Title Ageing with dignity in Hong Kong and Asia: holistic and humanistic care / Vincent Tin Sing Law, Ben Yuk Fai Fong, editors.
ISBN 9789811930614 (electronic bk.)
9811930619 (electronic bk.)
9789811930607
9811930600
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3061-4
Published Singapore : Springer, 2022.
Copyright ©2022
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xxix, 454 pages).
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-981-19-3061-4 doi
Call Number HV1484.H85 A44 2022eb
Dewey Decimal Classification 362.6095125
Summary This book advocates the application of holistic and humanistic approaches in elderly care and services to achieve the goal of ageing with dignity in Hong Kong and Asia. It responds to the needs of an increasing ageing population that has to deal with related health needs in long-term care, community health and social services, particularly for chronic conditions and psychosocial support. The book consists of three sections on policy and development of aged care, holistic and humanistic care for older adults, and capacity building for ageing with dignity, respectively. Topics include the latest initiatives in aged care, appropriate services and delivery models, lifestyle modification, psychosocial and environmental considerations, professional development, technologies, and social capital. The chapters review and discuss these issues within a global context, illustrated by examples from Asian countries, underpinned by locally based empirical research. Contributors include academics and practitioners from diversified professional backgrounds that include medicine, nursing, pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, dietetics, and allied health. The book traverses into territories in the social sciences, life sciences, and sports sciences, while also touching on areas of business and administration, hospitality, law, public policy, and information technology in connection with public health. The contents serve as a topical reference for tertiary studies in ageing and related disciplines such as well-being and are also useful to policymakers, community and public health practitioners, health executives and interns working in areas of policy and practice pertinent to care development, health delivery models, planning, quality, ethics, better health promotion, professional training, and monitoring for older adults.
Note Includes index.
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Source of Description Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed September 26, 2022).
Added Author Law, Vincent Tin Sing.
Fong, Ben Y. F., 1954-
Series Quality of life in Asia ; v. 16.
Available in Other Form Ageing with Dignity in Hong Kong and Asia
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Part I Policies and development of aged care
Ageing and Its Impacts on Healthcare and Social Issues
Moving Towards Integrated Models of Aged Care Across Boundaries in Asia
Implementation of Community Care Policy for Older Adults in Hong Kong
The Social Construction of "Dirty Work" for Working in Residential Care Homes for the Elderly
Palliative Care in Selected Economies in Asia: Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong
Vaccines for the Elderly
Effectiveness of Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme and Private Healthcare Providers in Hong Kong
Dignified Ageing in Place Using Electronic Health Records as a Backbone: A Medico-Legal Perspective
Age-Friendly City Movement
Part II Holistic and Humanistic Care for Elderly
Monitoring Elderly Healthcare and Social Services
Longevity and Ageing of World Citizens
Social Determinants of Health and Dignity
Cultural and Spiritual Needs of Elderly in Healthcare Setting in Hong Kong
Enhanced Community-Based Programmes for Elderly-Holistic Home Care
Optimal Healthy Eating for Elderly
Healthy Ageing and Regular Exercise
Osteosarcopenia and Fragility Fracture: A Community Perspective
Chemical Pollution and Healthy Ageing: The Prominent Need for a Cleaner Environment
Pet Ownership and Social Wellness of Elderly
Part III Capacity Building for Ageing with Dignity
Building Living Capacity for Senior Citizens in Asia
Healthy Ageing and Lifelong Learning in Hong Kong
Roles and Training of Community Health Practitioners in Elderly Care
Ageing with Dignity Through Service-Learning-Hong Kong Experience
Social Enterprises in Elderly Care
Enhancing Social Capital for Elderly Services with Time Banking
Redefining Doctor-Patient Relationship and Professional Ethics in Elderly Care
Quality Assurance in Long-Term and Community Elderly Care Services
Building an Effective Medication Management Service for the Older Adults in Hong Kong
The Role of Clinical Pharmacists in the Multidisciplinary Care of Geriatric Patients: Now and the Future.

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