Framing abuse : explaining the incidence, perpetuation, and intervention in elder abuse
Abstract
The role of individual characteristics in incidences of elder abuse has long been highest on research and policy agendas. Now, it is timely to discuss factors that go beyond victim and perpetrator. Environmental factors also play an important role in elder abuse. In this paper, we address the framing of elder abuse as a social and health problem. Attention is paid to the factors that influence societal context and the Healthcare system, its organization, structure, and principles
Elder abuseFramingHealthcareNeoliberalismEnvironmental factorsQualitative reserach

