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Older people in modern Ireland : essays on law and policy / edited by Eoin O'Dell.

Contributor(s): O'Dell, Eoin [editor].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Dublin : First Law Ltd., 2006Copyright date: ©2006Description: xlviii, 598 pages ; 24 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781904480327 (paperback); 1904480322 (paperback).Subject(s): Older people -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Ireland | Domestic relations -- IrelandDDC classification: 346.417013
Contents:
Elder lawyers make house calls - the case for advocacy and outreach -- Public policy for dependent older people in Ireland: review and reform -- Older people and the European Convention on Human Rights -- Social policy and a good life in old age -- The Law Reform's Commission's proposals on law and the older person -- The Law Reform Commission's proposals on legal capacity of older people -- Nursing home care and disability in Ireland: a biopsychosocial perspective -- Assisting clients and their families to plan for incapacity -- Wardship law and procedure -- Healthcare decisions: recognising the decision-making capacity of older people to consent to and to decline treatment -- Older people: consent, do not resuscitate orders and medical research -- Elder abuse - legal solutions -- Older people in Irish Mental Health Law -- Age discrimination and Irish equality law -- The Ombudsman: redressing the balance for older people -- Deficiencies of the law relating to care for older people -- The long stay care crisis: a case study in policy failure -- The separation of powers and constitutional egalitarianism after the Health (amendment)(No. 2) Bill reference -- Responsibility for the costs of institutional long-term care: a comparative perspective -- The nature and limits of claims to recover unlawful health charges -- The health bill fiasco: thirty years of doublethink -- Law and practice from the perspective of older people.
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Looks at legal issues affecting older people in Ireland, and addresses two nursing home controversies. This guide provides analysis of issues such as, the law relating to care, capacity, and wardship. It also considers other important social, economic, political, and health policy issues affecting older people in Ireland.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Elder lawyers make house calls - the case for advocacy and outreach -- Public policy for dependent older people in Ireland: review and reform -- Older people and the European Convention on Human Rights -- Social policy and a good life in old age -- The Law Reform's Commission's proposals on law and the older person -- The Law Reform Commission's proposals on legal capacity of older people -- Nursing home care and disability in Ireland: a biopsychosocial perspective -- Assisting clients and their families to plan for incapacity -- Wardship law and procedure -- Healthcare decisions: recognising the decision-making capacity of older people to consent to and to decline treatment -- Older people: consent, do not resuscitate orders and medical research -- Elder abuse - legal solutions -- Older people in Irish Mental Health Law -- Age discrimination and Irish equality law -- The Ombudsman: redressing the balance for older people -- Deficiencies of the law relating to care for older people -- The long stay care crisis: a case study in policy failure -- The separation of powers and constitutional egalitarianism after the Health (amendment)(No. 2) Bill reference -- Responsibility for the costs of institutional long-term care: a comparative perspective -- The nature and limits of claims to recover unlawful health charges -- The health bill fiasco: thirty years of doublethink -- Law and practice from the perspective of older people.

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