Health & Wellness
Current research on falls prevention: the efficacy of falls reduction programs
Many recent research articles show that comprehensive assessment and prevention programs are useful ways to reduce falls and related injuries for older adults, in community,…
Current research on falls prevention: what are the influences and consequences of falls?
November provided abundant information about falls and falls reduction. Following is an overview of some recent publications on the prevalence, correlates, and consequences of falls.…
Rethinking Clinicians’ Understanding of Culture in Treating Older Adults
A recent Journal of the American Geriatric Society article shows that, among the medical fields, an improved understanding of culture is particularly important in geriatrics.…
Encouraging Better Standards for Medication Use by Older Adults
The Journal of the American Medical Association features two pieces that address medication use among older adults. One is a commentary by Dr. Jerry Avorn,…
Relaxation and music: a short-term remedy for postoperative pain?
According to a recent article in Nursing Research (Good et al. 2010), music may prove useful for managing post-operative pain. A study involved 517 participants…
New Research Examines Health Literacy and Computer Usage of Low-Income Adults
Internet use and access has increased immensely over the past 15 years. In 1995, 15% of households had internet access. In 2008 this number rose…
CARE Coaching Online Now Available: Communicate, Advocate, Relate, Encourage
Mather LifeWays Institute on Aging has announced a new online educational opportunity for caregivers: CARE Coaching Online. Developed by the Institute with the support of…
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