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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This panel will present findings from research and evaluation studies of elder abuse/fraud prevention and intervention programs. Specifically, this panel will highlight rigorous evaluations of the impacts of: 1) a mailed intervention used by the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) to reduce rates of repeat victimization by mass marketing fraud; 2) a 12-week home-visiting program focused on older adult resilience; and 3) a community-based financial mistreatment prevention model for older adults living with dementia. Discussion will include policy and practice implications for efforts to effectively address elder abuse and fraud.
Developing an Intervention to Prevent Repeat Mass Marketing Fraud Victimization Among Older Adults - Lynn Langton, RTI International; Marguerite DeLiema, University of Minnesota
Building Late-Life Resilience to Prevent Elder Abuse: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Study of the EMPOWER Program - Jennifer Yahner, Urban Institute; Jeanette Hussemann, NORC at the University of Chicago; Erica Henderson, Urban Institute
Prevention of Financial Mistreatment Among Older Adults with Dementia in Rural Michigan: Pilot Findings and Lessons Learned - Fei Sun, Michigan State University; Zhenmei Zhang, Michigan State University; Xia Wang, Arizona State University; Ha Neul Kim, Michigan State University; Brittany Tucker, Michigan State University; Katie Donovan, Michigan State University