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health care provider training on, 78 –79 herbal remedies as gateway to, 221–222 medicinal plants for, 223 –225 prior diagnosis of, 77–78 Red River Manitoba fl ood impact on, 87 response plans and, 77–78 risk posed from, 78 Saguenay-Lac St. Jean fl ooding impact on, 88 – 89 social service providers and, 6 terrorist-based disaster consequences on, 5 “Mental Health and Mass Violence Review,” 183, 184 –185 Mental Health Commission of Canada, 100 Mental health services bereavement role of, 298 –299 Cochrane standards of, 298 geriatric assessment by, 279 –282 interdisciplinary treatment team and, 249 –269 older person underutilization of, 274 religious coping/spiritual care and, 131 for volunteers, 169 Mental status examination, 282 –284 of communication, of client, 283 for delirium, 287 on hallucinations/delusions, 283 MMSE, 283 of mood/affect, of client, 282 –283 of orientation, of client, 282 of three Ds, 283 Mexican Americans, spirituality of, 229 Miller, P., 259 Mind/body interventions, 214 aromatherapy for, 217 creative arts therapies for, 217 hand massage for, 217 laughter and, 217–218 mindfulness as, 215 –218 response/reaction and, 215 Mindfulness acquisition of, 217 meditation and, 216 –217 response/reaction and, 215 training for, 217 Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE), 283 –288 Index 415 MIPAA. See Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging MMSE. See Mini Mental State Examination Model State Emergency Health Powers Act (MSEHPA), 70, 71 Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs), 13 Mount Sinai School of Medicine Brookdale Department of Geriatrics and Adult Development, 58 Mourning and Melancholia (Freud), 299 Movie therapy, for PTSD, 339 MSEHPA. See Model State Emergency Health Powers Act Multidisciplinary team, 252, 274 Murrell, S. A., 135 Music therapy, 219 active/passive techniques for, 220 caregiver’s use of, 220 for dementia patients, 219 –220 Myerhoff, B., 236 N NAGEC. See National Association of Geriatric Education Centers Narrative/refl ective practice, 107–108, 251 National Association of Geriatric Education Centers (NAGEC), 49 National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), 213 National Center for PTSD, 43 National Incident Management System, 130 National Institute of Health (NIH), 21 National Institutes of Health’s Complementary and Alternative Medicine Program, 214 National Response Plan, 123, 130 Native Americans, spirituality of, 228 – 229 Natural disasters, 7, 8, 71–72 Naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs), 202 Nazi Holocaust, 277 bereavement and, 308 – 309 diagnostic issues for, 309 ECT for survivor treatment, 309 suicide and, 308 survivor PTSD and, 309
416 Index NCCAM. See National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Newton, R., 200 New York City Offi ce of Emergency Management, 159 New York Disaster Interfaith Services (NYDIS), 228, 235 New York University College of Nursing, 58 NGOs. See Nongovernmental organizations Nigro, Daniel A, 60 NIH. See National Institute of Health NMDA. See N-methyl d-aspartate N-methyl d-aspartate (NMDA), 15 Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), 121–122, 130 Nonpsychopharmacological treatment, 15 –16 Nonsteroidal antiinfl ammatory drugs (NSAIDs), 19 NORCs. See Naturally occurring retirement communities Norris, F. H., 125, 126, 127, 135, 213, 369 NSAIDs. See Nonsteroidal antiinfl ammatory drugs Nussbaum, M., 333 NYDIS. See New York Disaster Interfaith Services O Obesity management, 145 Offi ce of Justice Programs Offi ce of Domestic Preparedness, 121 Ohio Valley Appalachia Regional Geriatric Education Center, 51, 52, 385 Oklahoma City bombing, CCP Project Heartland after, 131–132 Olanzapine, 14 Older Americans Act, 69 Older Canadians ADLs of, 84 geographic/population location of, 84 injuries/chronic conditions of, 85 outreach to, 88 shared accountability of, 98–99 snapshot of, 84–85 as volunteers, 88 vulnerability/resilience of, 90, 99–100 Older People in Emergencies: Considerations for Action and Policy Development , 92 Older person(s) AAGP on mental health issues of, 251 altered physical functioning of, 362 – 363 anxiety disorders in, 16 –17 assistance needed for, 68 case management for, 197–210 choice/choosing process of, 250 chronic medical conditions and, 363 communication diffi culty of, 281 community-dwelling, 202, 207– 208 community preparedness planning inclusion of, 135 –136 coping skills of, 213 defi nition/classifi cation of, 31 disaster relief response for, 365 as disaster resource, 33 – 34 emotional strengths/weaknesses of, 33, 44 extra support needed for, 43 – 44 fi ght-or-fl ight response and, 41 frailty of, 31– 32, 44 function of, 32 – 33 GEPR focus on, 58 geriatric assessment/study of, 277 health care management interdisciplinary treatment of, 249 hospitalization of, 73 immediate family support system, potential lack of, 68 inevitable high loss of, 39 interfamilial relocation of, 366 isolation of, 69, 124, 365 less grief for, 306 – 307 limited mobility of, 363 literacy levels of, 365 medication management and, 11–12, 14, 34, 37– 39 mental health needs of, 197 mental health screening for, 370 mental health services underutilization by, 273 – 274 mistreatment in shelters, 366 mistreatment risk from vulnerability of, 365 – 366 with multiple sensory impairments, 275 NORCs, 202
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Dedicated to Flo Aaroe, who personi
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Contributors xi Foreword by Robert
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1 A Primer for Disaster and Emergen
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