Assessing the elderly


  • Health
  • Sunday, 18 Sep 2005

AS adults approach the “elderly” age bracket, they will inevitably experience a number of physiological changes and, consequently, lifestyle changes too. Consultant geriatrician Dr Rajbans Singh stresses that while this is a significant transition, it does not have to be a painful one. How well one ages is dependant on how well one monitors and adapts to these changes. 

 

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