Outtakes from On Aging 2022.
Outtakes from On Aging 2022.
‘It has built a network of truly inspirational professionals of color in the aging field.’
One county in the Bay Area is reducing the number of unhoused people to ‘functional zero.’
One Black woman’s two-week hospital journey through COVID-19 and our healthcare system.
‘I have kids living in the area, but I couldn’t see them or touch them for five or six months.’
Suggestions for improving psychological care for older adults whose social isolation and loneliness skyrocketed.
Multiple lessons learned in the state’s pandemic response can be used going forward.
How does political action or inaction affect health outcomes and what can be done about it?
‘Fair and balanced’ reporting can be anything but when non-experts are given platforms.
GEDs responded with age-appropriate care in a model that can continue and hopefully replicate.
One way to bolster any future public health response is coordination and collaboration between public health and age-friendly movements.
Government response has been insufficient to mitigate the impact of a public health crisis that is compounding decades of exclusion and discrimination.
The crucial link between equitable solutions and better outcomes for older adults and their families.
Although deemed essential, the quality of direct care jobs falls short of their worth.
‘Federal and many state public health responses to COVID-19 did not prioritize HCBS.’
Lessons learned from this public health crisis must bring about massive change in aging services.
Exploring COVID-19 impacts via equity, diversity, and inclusivity lenses and proposing systemic solutions.
These guest editors have the future firmly in mind and can envision a better one.
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