Search Results - "Geffen, Leon N"

Peer-to-peer support model to improve quality of life among highly vulnerable, low-income older adults in Cape Town, South Africa by Geffen, Leon N, Kelly, Gabrielle, Morris, John N, Howard, Elizabeth P

“…Developing countries are experiencing rapid population ageing. Many do not have the resources or formal structures available to support the health and…”
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A qualitative examination of policy and structural factors driving care workers' adverse experiences in long-term residential care facilities for the older adults in Cape Town by Mapira, Leo, Kelly, Gabrielle, Geffen, Leon N

“…There is lack of adequate training and policy support for employed care workers (CWs) employed in the South African (SA) older persons' sector. Existing…”
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"Establishing the criterion validity of the interRAI Check-Up Self-Report instrument" by Geffen, Leon N, Kelly, Gabrielle, Morris, John N, Hogeveen, Sophie, Hirdes, John

“…Low and middle-income countries have growing older populations and could benefit from the use of multi-domain geriatric assessments in overcoming the challenge…”
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Profile and management of patients at a memory clinic by ZIMBA KALULA, Sebastiana, FERREIRA, Monica, THOMAS, Kevin G. F, DE VILLIERS, Linda, JOSKA, John A, GEFFEN, Leon N

“…Increasing longevity and a growing older population are being accompanied by a higher prevalence of dementia and concomitant demand for care. In this…”
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Profile and management of patients at a memory clinic : original articles by De Villiers, Linda, Kalula, Sebastiana Zimba, Thomas, Kevin G.F., Geffen, Leon N., Ferreira, Monica, Joska, John A.

“…Increasing longevity and a growing older population are being accompanied by a higher prevalence of dementia and concomitant demand for care. In this…”
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The development of passive health surveillance by a sentinel network of family practitioners in South africa by DE VILLIERS, P. J. T, GEFFEN, L. N

“…For the South African Sentinel Practitioner Research Network (SASPREN), a volunteer network of family practitioners in South Africa, to develop a health…”
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