Caring for Ageing Persons: Attending to All the Issues

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 14 (4):4 (2009)
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McNamara, Laurence J Person-centred care is the mantra of contemporary health and aged care. Delivering such care effectively is an enormous challenge. Much effort goes into the basics of care delivery. In an era of limited resources and financial constraints the temptation arises for aged care in particular to ignore some of the non-measurable dimensions of care. This paper puts forward a range of issues that merit greater attention as we reflect on the realities of human ageing in Australia today. If taken seriously, I suggest, they will contribute to the delivery and quality of person-centred care

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