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Ageism in Geriatric Rehabilitation: Practical Approaches to Tackle
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Video Summary
The video discusses ageism in the geriatric rehab setting and its impact on older adults. It explains that ageism can manifest as overt ageism and benevolent ageism, with examples such as elder speak and condescending attitudes. Ageism can result in discriminatory treatment, lack of treatment, and worse treatment for older adults, as well as social, economic, and environmental disadvantages. Negative beliefs about aging can contribute to cognitive decline and overall health outcomes. The video emphasizes the importance of challenging ageist beliefs and attitudes and promoting an equitable and inclusive healthcare system. It suggests strategies like raising awareness, advocacy, and intergenerational collaboration. The video also addresses the intersectionality of ageism with other forms of discrimination and the need to combat ageist microaggressions. It discusses the stereotype embodiment theory and the impact of internalized ageism on cognitive health. The video concludes by encouraging positive views of aging and individual differences in conversations about aging. Overall, it promotes the importance of challenging ageist attitudes and promoting an age-inclusive society. Hannah and Ashton are credited for discussing ageism and providing strategies to combat it.
Keywords
ageism
geriatric rehab
older adults
overt ageism
benevolent ageism
elder speak
condescending attitudes
discriminatory treatment
lack of treatment
worse treatment
social disadvantages
economic disadvantages
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