Aging 1991: Table of Contents

1 Pages·1991·0.26 MB·English

& No. 362 1991
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Administration on Aging
Features
2 AoA Announces The
National Eidercare Campaign
SSI: Filling the Information Gap
Geriatric Mental Health Comes of Age
When Older People With Chronic Mental Iliness
Move From a State Institution to a Shared
Apartment
28 Reaching the Frail Eiderily Through
Hospital Emergency Rooms
33 Five Strategies for Reducing Emergency Room
Overload
37 Exercise Isn’t Just For Fun
Departments
a) News Notes
52 Publications
58 The Numbers Game
Louis W. Sullivan, M.D. Secretary of Health and Human Services
Joyce T. Berry, Ph.D. Commissioner on Aging
Priscilla Samuel Jones Editor
Richard J. Golden Editorial Assistant
Donald Kent Staff Writer
Richard Swartz Art Director
G. Sandra Fisher, Edwin P. Marcus, Editorai Board
and Carol M. Crecy
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