Most studies of geriatric patients have focused on nursing
homes. In fact, most people are placed in these institutions only
after being evaluated by medical and social service staff. This
ethnography details the day-to-day experiences of a geriatric and
assessment unit by examining the staff, families, and patients
themselves. It looks at the activities that take place in the unit
as well as the less obvious cultural patterns of the process. Using
the Ethnography of Speaking method, it explores the human side of
this most difficult of life's decisions.
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