Extraordinary alteration of the P-R interval in neurocirculatory asthenia

Silverman, Jacob; Goodman, Rowland D.

doi:10.1016/0002-8703(51)90015-4

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“…Widowed men face severe disruption in their lives with a loss in social interaction as they age. Widow-to-widow programs have been set up to provide a support network for females (Silverman, 1972) who often have more extensive networks in place than do males. Can a similar program be instituted for older men?…”

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The family and friends of rural aged as a natural support system

Mercier

Powers

1984

J. Community Psychol.

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The literature on natural support systems of rural aged is examined from the perspective of functional specificity. Although family and friends are prominent in the support systems of both rural and urban aged, there are differences in support systems. Further, rural aged have more transportation, housing, and health problems than do urban aged. A number of program recommendations are made that will benefit rural as well as urban aged as future resource availability declines.

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confidence: 99%