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Elders Count Nevada 2013 Sanford Center for Aging/146 Division of Health Sciences University of Nevada, Reno Reno, NV 89557-0146 www.unr.edu/sanford Report Prepared by: Angela D. Broadus, PhD Teresa M. Sacks, MPH Elizabeth R. Fadali, ABD Marketing and Communications: Richelle W. O’Driscoll, MA Director, Public Affairs Division of Health Sciences, School of Medicine Editor: Edward G. Cohen, MS Graphic Design: Lori Kunder Kunder Design Studio This report was funded by the Marion G. Thompson Charitable Trust and the Graham and Jean Sanford Endowment and made possible through partnerships between Sanford Center for Aging, University of Nevada, Reno, the Center for Economic Development at the University of Nevada, Reno, the Nevada State Health Division, the Nevada State Office of Rural Health, and Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division. Copyright Information: Information contained in this report may be reproduced or disseminated without permission; however, appropriate citation is appreciated. Recommended Citation: Broadus, A.D., Sacks, T.M., & Fadali, E.R. (2013). Elders Count Nevada. University of Nevada, Reno: Sanford Center for Aging. Report Availability: To receive a copy of Elders Count Nevada, please visit the Sanford Center for Aging website for a free download at http://www.unr.edu/sanford/programs/elderscount2013.
Sanford Center for Aging Mission and vision Vision: To become recognized across Nevada and beyond as leaders in aging-related research, education, and community outreach. Mission: The mission of the Sanford Center for Aging is to enhance the quality of life for older persons through innovation and leadership in interdisciplinary aging-related research, education, and community outreach. Significant Background: The Sanford Center for Aging is funded in the large part through a substantial endowment made by Mrs. Jean Sanford in 1992. The express purpose of this endowment was “…to support the activities… which are directed in whole or substantial part towards research, teaching, and publicizing ways and means to improve quality of life for [older adults].” “The best policies are driven by the best data. This report is an excellent start toward developing the training programs necessary to expand the workforce Nevada needs to care for its growing and diverse population of older adults. The Division of Health Sciences is committed to improving the health and well-being of our seniors through excellence in education and research.” Thomas L. Schwenk, M.D., Vice President, Division of Health Sciences, University of Nevada, Reno and Dean, University of Nevada School of Medicine “Our aging society is the greatest demographic shift of the 21st Century. As concerned and compassionate Nevadans, we need to prepare our communities to meet the needs of this growing population.” Grady Tarbutton, Director Washoe County Senior Services
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Assets Income does not fully accoun
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Health, morbidity, and access to he
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Veterans • Over half (51%) of the
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Activity limitations due to disabil
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Visual & Hearing Health Age-associa
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Veterans Veterans make up approxima
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Even though 9.3% of the older Nevad
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Nevada: Leading Causes of Death, 20
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Risk and protective factors influen
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Overweight & Obesity • In 2011, a
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Tobacco Use Tobacco use is associat
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Influenza & Pneumonia Vaccinations
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In 2007, 107 Nevada adults 65 and o
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Motor Vehicle Accidents Older adult
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Confounding the issue for many is
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Table HR1 Rate of Cigarette Smoking
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Table HR3 Nevada Adults 65 and Olde
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Table HR31 Nevada, FY 2011 - FY 201
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Expenditures • Nevada was in the
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In 2011, an estimated 4.6% of U.S.
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Veteran Priority Groups for Health
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Data Limitations, Challenges & Caut
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References Acierno, R., Hernandez,
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Campbell, P. R. (1996). Population
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Centers for Disease Control and Pre
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Effros, R., B., Fletcher, C. V., Ge
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Jourdan, K. (2012, July 17). Clark
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Passel, J., & Cohn, D. (2011, Febru
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health S
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U.S. Census Bureau: American Factfi
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Volkow, N. D. (2009, Nov 1). Substa
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