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Nursing Older People

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By Caroline Davenport, Rachael Craven, Susan Lombardo, Kendra Schmitz
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Perceptions of the use of terms of endearment among older adults in an assisted living facility

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By Kendra Schmitz, Susan Lombardo, Catherine Szabo
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Perceptions of the use of terms of endearment among older adults in an assisted living facility Kendra Schmitz Clinical associate professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Susan Lombardo Clinical associate professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Catherine Szabo Clinical assistant professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Why you should read this article: • To increase your understanding of ‘elderspeak’ and the use...
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Perceptions of the use of terms of endearment among older adults in an assisted living facility

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By Kendra Schmitz, Susan Lombardo, Catherine Szabo
| rcni.com
Kendra Schmitz Clinical associate professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Susan Lombardo Clinical associate professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Catherine Szabo Clinical assistant professor, School of Nursing, D’Youville University, Buffalo NY, US Why you should read this article: • To increase your understanding of ‘elderspeak’ and the use of terms of endearment with older adults • To recognise that acceptance or rejection of the use...
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