This book explores many of these aspects of ageing in Ireland
today. It is envisaged that it will serve as an appraisal of policy
developments to date and as a point of departure for future
challenges. It is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students
eager to familiarise themselves with the challenges for older
people, their families, service providers and policy makers. It is
a resource for those approaching gerontology for the first time and
introduces conceptual and theoretical writings on ageing.The book
is pertinent to a range of training courses for social workers,
psychologists, doctors, nurses and care workers and the same
professional groups employed in working with older people. It has
relevance for the vast array of agencies engaged in policy creation
and implementation in this area. Each chapter addresses a specific
area of social policy, forming a complete unit in itself. Taken
together, the chapters provide the reader with a readily accessible
and wide-ranging overview of ageing and social policy in Ireland.
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