Geriatrie Rehabilitation: Nursing Challenge of the ‘90s
Nancy J. Tucker
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Nancy J. Tucker
Abstract
This article describes the stages, problems, nursing approaches, and challenges involved in geriatric rehabilitation practice. The article is based largely on patient experiences and outcomes observed at Capital Region Geriatric Rehabilitation Center (Cohoes, NY), a unique new model geriatric rehabilitation facility. The nursing rewards of working in the field and some common myths of aging are emphasized.
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This article describes the stages, problems, nursing approaches, and challenges involved in geriatric rehabilitation practice. The article is based largely on patient experiences and outcomes observed at Capital Region Geriatric Rehabilitation Center (Cohoes, NY), a unique new model geriatric rehabilitation facility. The nursing rewards of working in the field and some common myths of aging are emphasized.
Key concepts: Geriatric rehabilitation, Rehabilitation, Nursing, Mythology, Gerontological nursing, Skilled Nursing Facility, Medicine, Psychology