Recognising the signs of abuse in the elderly and the incapacitated


By AGENCY

Any number of things can lead to abusive behaviour by professional caregivers or caregiving relatives, including emotional exhaustion or a lack of support. Photo: dpa

Abuse of long-term care recipients can take many forms.

It can be physical, emotional, sexual or financial, or manifest itself as neglect.

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