Rethinking Ageing: Rights, Inequality, and Social Work
Rethinking Ageing: Rights, Inequality, and Social Work
Created using ChatSlide
This collection of topics explores the complexities of ageing, care systems, and self-neglect. It redefines old age beyond mere numbers, examines welfare and rights, and challenges ageism. A comparative analysis of care practices in England and Japan highlights social work's role in addressing inequality. Additionally, the discussion on self-neglect delves into personal and structural factors, advocating for a balance between safeguarding and dignity in support systems.