Caregiving
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Partner Resources
Small-House Nursing Homes
prior to the COVID-19, families began exploring alternatives to nursing homes due to factors such as low staffing ratios and infection control violations. This AARP Public Policy Institute Report describes the Green House model, that is usually composed of a small cluster of homes that can be licensed as a nursing facility. Because they house a smaller number of residents, there is a greater focus on person-centered and higher quality of care.
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Policy Briefs
Aligning Public Health Interventions with Older Adults Housing Needs and Challenges
This brief outlines current housing challenges faced by older adults and potential areas for public health intervention. It summarizes existing programs that offer housing support for older adults and offers recommendations in each of the five key roles for public health.
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Webinars
2021 Healthy Aging Symposium
Co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion and Trust for America’s Health, this symposium focused…
September 8 & 9, 2021
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Trainings
Past Training - July 2021 -Caregiving as a Public Health Priority
Paid caregivers, family members, and other informal caregivers are the largest sources of support for older adults in this country. These important contributors to the…
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Partner Resources
Community Care for High-Need Patients
Journal collection of research on care giving and community care.
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Partner Resources
A Public Health Priority – Caregivers
Information about the health of informal and unpaid caregivers