Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect · 2021 · 14 citations · 16 references
Social SciencesGeriatric MedicineRisk ManagementAging PolicyCybercrimePandemic EthicsCyber RiskCyber VictimizationElder AbuseElder NeglectElder VictimizationPandemic ResponseAdult Social CareCommunity Responses To Elder AbuseElder Abuse In HealthcareElder Neglect PreventionPrevention Of Elder VictimizationProtection Against AbuseProtection Against NeglectProtection Of Older Adults
During the COVID-19 pandemic the risks to older adults of systemic abuse and neglect have become amplified, alongside increasing abuse and neglect in the community. Novel risks have also evolved involving cybercrime and the use of remote technologies in health and social care related to the pandemic. This commentary brings together lessons to be learned from these developments and initial ideas for actions to mitigate future risks.
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