which type of questions can be ask for elderly person reserch?
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In order to carry out a survey on Elder Persons:\n\nPersonal Details that will include:\n\nName:  Age:  Marital Status:  Have a children:\n\nThen other details will depends upon the research you want to do.:::\n\nCurrent Residence: Home/Old age home\nEmployed/Retired:\nAbout Marriage Life:\nWork Out Hours:\nAbout Dinner and Lunch:\nEatable items:  and Non Eatable Items:\nAbout Health:\nViews about Life:\nViews about Relations:\nViews about Family Members:\nViews about Society:\nAny Suggestion based on the Experience:\nAbout their pastlife:\nTheir beliefs:\nMoral of their life:\n\nWant to know more regarding this research E-mail your questions.
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Contact the OMSBUDSMEN  yes that is how it is spelled contact the nursing home, and ask for the number it is law that it should be posted somewhere in the home also. If they refuse to give it to you then call your Area on Ageing Agency. and they will give it to you. (OMSBUDSMEN is for the protection against abuse of any patient in personal, group or nursing homes and will help you do what you what needs to be done. ) thanks.
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I think that we should treat the elderly with kindness and consideration that we would show anyone else. You know these people have a lot to offer us and if we take the time to listen...we just might figure out where we will be in our old age. Treat them as though they have been on this planet long enough to know a thing or two.  Ask them questions about their youth, about their children their life experiences in general.  I have a few older friends  and they probably are some of the coolest people I know. Do yourself a favor...when you ask a question...be sure to listen...it is almost like unwrapping a gift you never knew you wanted.\nCherish the old...experiences don't change as much as the era's do.....you will be surprised at how similar you might be to an older person!!!
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ask them question you would want someone to ask you
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Medicare questions can be confusing! Getting the best supplemental coverage and/or a a Medicare Part D policy, for example, depends on several factors.  Supplemental plans and options available vary in each state.  \n\nAlso, the way Part D Medicare is structured is definitely not a "one size fits every senior" deal, too. Each individual--even husbands and wives--need to go through the process to determine what plan is going to meet their needs and will be the "best deal,"\n\nI highly recommend that you call your local Area Agency on Aging--these groups are one of the best kept secrets around for older Americans and their families who are seeking information on Medicare and other kinds of consumer questions. There is one where you live, since this is a national network--and they aren't selling anything! The staff there will visit with you and guide you to information you need to answer your questions. Since they talk with seniors every day--and answer lots of Medicare questions--they will know the "scoop" on the supplemental plans available where you live. They really are experts and answering these kinds of questions!\n\nYou can call toll-free 1-800-677-1116 to find how to contact the Area Agency on Aging serving you. You will most likely find the people there friendly and very helpful.\n\nIf you do contact your local Area Agency on Aging and like the help that they give you, let your local county officials and your folks in Congress know.  Area Agencies on Aging don't have big budgets--their funding comes from the Older Americans Act and this has not increased for a very long time! Your voluntary financial contribution of any amount--which is not required to get the help you need to answer this question--would certainly be appreciated.\n\nHope this helps! Good luck and best wishes
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Show him this place!  My father is an older man & I recently sat down with him and asked a question for him. He LOVED it! You might have to teach your Grandpa a few things about computers first before he can do it for himself. \n\nI think the internet is wonderful for the elderly...helps them to connect to others in a way that society doesn't.
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It depends on the types of things that he likes and enjoys. Think of a hobby or interests your grandfather may have and try to buy something or do something associated with that interest. Its hard to buy gifts for older people, I believe a gathering of family and friends is always the best.
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For people to ask questions and for other people to help them out.
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Thank goodness someone has asked the question for me.  Now this old granny can use it herself!!!  lol
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Ask as many other family members as possible for information on the inquired social sphere.  Depending on the age of the individual, you could also go onto internet white pages and type their name in different state listings.
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Anyone over the age of ten with an I.Q. over 70.
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Since you are asking I must inquire about you age> (don't want to be charged with anything)
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I am assuming you are looking for a parent or grandparent.  The best ones actually are the local ones.  My mom has a program like this down in her area that is not advertised anyplace else and they respond really fast.  They are also less expensive than the well known companies and just as good.  Look in your local phone book or call a nursing home and see whom they recommend.
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any kind you want to ask.
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"What would happen if people stopped getting elderly"\n\n"If I could read minds"\n\n"What would Thomas Jefferson (or Ben Franklin or Abe Lincoln or whoever) think of today's USA?"
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Gee ... you want people to help you, but first you insult them?\n\nVisit your local reference librarian, and explain what you need help finding. Maybe some of your friends have living relatives in that age range? Perhaps they could arrange some interview time for you? Or you could visit a local nursing home. Talk to the activities director about what you need help with. Maybe he/she can get residents to help you as an activity?\n\nGood luck on your project. (Funny, I remember when I thought 21 was old.)
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Why don't you offer services to senior citizens.  Run errands for them, light house work, grocery shopping.  It might sound like a lot, but it probably will make you some cash while doing a good deed!