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Collaboration Is Essential: King Countys Response to a Case of Elder Abuse and Exploitation

General Material
Published Date
September, 2012
Publisher(s)
American Society on Aging (ASA)
Author(s)
Page Ulrey
Bonnie Brandl

This article describes a case that occurred in King County, Washington. “After multiple missed opportunities for intervention, a community finally responds - and an offender is held accountable."

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Counseling & Crisis Intervention
Domestic Violence
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