Community nurses do not intervene in elder abuse cases - Study

Many community nurses do not intervene in cases of elderly abuse according to a new study.

Community nurses do not intervene in elder abuse cases - Study
Sat, 14 Jun, 2008 - 11:19

Many community nurses do not intervene in cases of elderly abuse according to a new study.

The majority of nurses say they have witnessed this type of abuse at least twice but considered intervention to be beyond their authority.

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