Links
for Research/Information on Aging
Resource lists
- Directory of Web Aging
Sites has links to key aging resources
- Gerontology
Policy Resource List used by Carolyn Shrewsbury's classes
is much shorter than the above list. It also has a local
Minnesota focus.
- GeroWeb
Virtual Library on Aging Wayne State University Institute
of Gerontology is especially strong on academic sites.
Library Resources
- AgeLine
is a database from Cambridge Scientific Abstracts
MSU Memorial Library
Immanuel
St. Joseph's-Mayo Health System Online ISJ hospital of Mankato
Mayo Clinic has an
array of resources
Government
- Social Security Administration
- Census Bureau
- Administration
On Aging
- National Institute on Aging
- Maine Bureau of Elder
and Adult Services a good example of a state unit on aging
page.
Organizations and Associations
- Alzheimer's Association
- American Association of Retired
People (AARP)
- American Society on Aging
(ASA)
- Association for Gerontology in
Higher Education (AGHE)
- CAHSA California Association
of Homes and Services for the Aging
- National Council on the Aging
(NCOA)
- The Summit Center is
dedicated to providing educational, informational, physical, recreational
and social activities to Older Adults in the Mankato, North Mankato
Area.
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Resource links especially for Seniors
- Senior net International
Community of Computer Using Seniors
- Seniors Computer Information
Project
- Eldercare Web
- Elderhostel. Includes
listing of elderhostel programs.
Senior Sites a listing
of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, retirement communities,
and continuing care retirement communities with web pages.
Health
The Alzheimer
Page sponsored by the Washington University Alzheimer's Research
Center.
- Caregiver's Resource
Homepage
- Healthtouch includes
documents about health topics of interest to older adults and
drug information.
Long-Term Care
- GoldenAge Net
includes the administrative aspects of long-term care.
- Assisted Living
Store provides information for purchasing adaptive equipment
for the independent living senior. This site is run by an
MSU alumni!
Data archives
- American Demographics
magazine.
- Center for Demography
and Economics of Aging can be found at the Center for Policy
Research, Syracuse University.
- Center on Economics
and Demography of Aging University of California, Berkeley
- Duke Center for Demographic
Studies
- Health and Retirement
Study (HRS). Nationally representative longitudinal survey.
Asset and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD) survey
is also found here.
- Labor and Population
Program Rand Corporation
- Louis
Harris Data Center
- Michigan Exploratory
Center on the Demography of Aging (MECA)
- National Archive of Computerized
Data on Aging at the Inter-University Consortium for Political
and Social Research
- National Bureau of Economic
Research
- National Center
for Health Statistics includes Longitudinal Study of aging.
- Population Center Johns
Hopkins University
- Population
Aging Research Center University of Pennsylvania
- Roper Center for
Public Opinion Research
On-line Continuing Education
- Multidisciplinary
Education In Geriatrics and Aging (MEGA) from the Columbia-Presbyterian
Medical Center School of Dental and Oral Surgery offers several
modules.
- Geri Ann,
a curriculum program offered by the University of Florida, Gainsville
School of Medicine includes teaching cases. Designed for second
year medical students but useful to a broader audience.
-
Careers in Gerontology
- AGHE Careers in
Aging - Consider the Possibilities
Other Links
- Aging
and Culture - a webpage by the Anthropology Dept. at Minnesota
State University, Mankato.
Theses
Beach, P. M. (1997). ìAn Assessment of Minnesota
Community Education Programs and Programming for Older Adult Learnersî.
Beach, P. M. (1997). ìA Policy Analysis of Minnesota's
Vulnerable Adults Act as it Applies to Older Adultsî.
Booth, C. M. (1988). ìThe Effects of Childlessness
on the Elderly Widowî.
Eke, M. J. (1991). ìAdult Day Care: A Study of
Service Diversification in the Nursing Home Settingî.
Johansen, J. L. (1987). ìThe Employed Person
as Caregiver to the Elderlyî.
Kent, P. L. (1984). ìA Pilot Program Evaluation
Project of a Psychogeriatric Treatment Unit in a State Mental Hospital
Population: Characteristics, Levels of Impairment, Identified Needs,
and Possible Treatment Program Prioritiesî.
Kyllo, K. M. (1985) ìAttitudes of Minneapolisí
Elderly Toward Housing and an Examination of Minneapolis Public
Housing for the Elderlyî.
Larson, D. L. (1997). ìThe Role of Leadership
in Organizational Changeî.
McKinney, M.K. (1968). ìCohesiveness and Attitude
Convergence in Small Groupsî.
Owens, M. (1999). ìLeadership Skill Training
Needs of Licensed Nursing Staff as Perceived by Directors of Nursing
Services, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified
Nursing Assistantsî.
Runte, S. E. (1988). ìFunding of Womenís Programs
by Minnesota Foundationsî.
Schmit, S. L. (1995). ìInventory and Assessment
of Marketing Efforts of Title III Nutrition Projects in Minnesotaî.
APPS
Anderson, K. A. (1984). ìThe Historical Relationship
of the Nationís Social, Political, and Economic Conditions during
the Twentieth Century and the Impact These Had on the Older Populationî.
Anderson, M. A. (1996). ìAn Overview of Dementia
Special Care Units in Nursing Homesî.
Anderson, R. K. (1989). ìHousing for the Elderly:
An Overview of the Options Available in Nine Counties in Southern
Minnesotaî.
Balke, S. (1992). ìIntroductory Guidelines: Manual
for Fund Raisers in Small Organizationsî.
Glade, P. L. (1995). ìThe Implications of Retirement
for Developmentally Disabled Older Adultsî.
Lundin, N. D. P. (1989). ìAging and the Mentally
Retardedî.
Mortimore, D. J. (1985). ìAdult Day Care in Waseca
County, Minnesota: A Feasibility Studyî.
Murfield, M. J. (1990). ìOlder Adults Reentering
the Work Forceî.
Porter, A. J. (1992). ìIntergenerational Programming:
Child Care in Long-Term Care Facilitiesî.
Rehwaldt, M. M. (1986). ìSenior Peer Counseling:
A Program in Actionî.
Scilley, K. M. (1992). ìIncreasing Staff-Resident
Interaction in a Long-Term Care Nursing Facility Using Enhanced
Job Structureî.
Selvey, J. A. (1994). ìAdult Foster Careî.
Gerontology Video List
GROWING OLD IN A NEW AGE (video series)
* 15-minute overview.
1. Myths and Realities of Aging
2. How the body ages
3. Maximizing Physical Potential of Older Adults
4. Love, Intimacy and Sexuality
5. Learning, Memory and Speed of Behavior
6. Intellect, Personality and Mental Health
7. Social Roles and Relationships in Old Age
8. Family and Intergenerational Relationships
9. Work, Retirement and Economic Status
10. Illness and Disability
11. Dying, Death, and Bereavement
12. Societal and Political Aspects of Aging
13. The Future of Aging
OTHER VIDEOS
14. My Mother, My Father
15. Careers in Aging: Old Friends, New Faces
16. New Images of Aging (1995)
17. Alzheimer's Disease
18. Aging Teleconference - NACO (1992)
19. Health in the USA
20. a.) Who Lives/Who Dies b.) The Aging
Mind
21. Canít Afford to Grow Old (1989)
22. Travelers in Time (1989)
23. Healing and the Mind (1993)
24. Health care for Life
25. CSPAN Health (1993)
26. Brain (Nightline)
27. Social Security (Nightline)
28. To Be Old, Black, and Poor (2000)
29. When She Gets Old
30. Legacy
31. Complaints of a Dutiful Daughter (1996)
32. Harvest of Age Series: Something Left to Do--Elders of
Sto:Lo Nation
33. Long-Term Care Debate: Choices for Reform
34. The Future of Aging: New Paradigm, New Vision
35. Social Security: Every Woman's Issue (1999)
36. I'd Rather be Home
37. Pulling Together: Community Doukhobor Elders
38. Living Past a 100 (1999)
39. My Memories are Here: Italian Elders of Trail
40. Medicine at the Crossroads: Life Support (1993)
41. The Personals: Improvisions on Romance in the Golden Years
(1999)
42. The Living Body: The Aging Process (2000)
43. The Tougher Sex: Gender and Longevity
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