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Health Practitioners' Perspective On Caring For Older Adults In Rural Maine

 

The Health Practioners’ Perspective on Caring for Older Adults in Rural Maine pilot study was designed to identify challenges and determine potential solutions for Maine practitioners delivering health care to rural Maine’s aging population. UNE students from several healthcare professions partnered to interview physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, occupational therapists, and physical therapists caring for community-dwelling older adults in Rural Maine. The student researchers then analyzed the interviews and identified themes for future research.

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  • Health Practitioners’ Perspective On Caring For Older Adults In Rural Maine – A Pilot Study by Jessica Harnisch-Boyd, Amanda Langley, and Alison Newell

    Health Practitioners’ Perspective On Caring For Older Adults In Rural Maine – A Pilot Study

    Jessica Harnisch-Boyd, Amanda Langley, and Alison Newell

    Research poster stemming from IPEC mini-grant funded student project Health Practioners’ Perspective on Caring for Older Adults in Rural Maine. This pilot study was designed to identify challenges and determine potential solutions for Maine practitioners delivering health care to rural Maine’s aging population. UNE students from several healthcare professions partnered to interview physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, occupational therapists, and physical therapists caring for community-dwelling older adults in Rural Maine. The student researchers then analyzed the interviews and identified themes.

  • Grant Application: Health Practitioners’ Perspective On Caring For Older Adults In Rural Maine – A Pilot Study by Jessica Harnisch, Allie Stanley, Amanda Langley, and Jordan Beall

    Grant Application: Health Practitioners’ Perspective On Caring For Older Adults In Rural Maine – A Pilot Study

    Jessica Harnisch, Allie Stanley, Amanda Langley, and Jordan Beall

    IPEC Mini-grant application for funding of UNE student project Health Practioners’ Perspective on Caring for Older Adults in Rural Maine. This pilot study was designed to identify challenges and determine potential solutions for Maine practitioners delivering health care to rural Maine’s aging population. UNE students from several healthcare professions partnered to interview physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, occupational therapists, and physical therapists caring for community-dwelling older adults in Rural Maine. The student researchers then analyzed the interviews and identified themes.

 
 
 

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