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Mistreatment of Asian Pacific Islander (API) Elders

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National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA)

This research brief synthesizes the latest available information and research relating to the mistreatment of API elders. Information is provided on API perception of elder mistreatment, API emphasis of the group/family over the individual, API help seeking behavior, assessment of elder mistreatment, considerations for intervention, and on cultural considerations for elder mistreatment by API sub-group. (e.g., Japanese, Korean).

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Mistreatment of Asian Pacific Islander (API) Elders
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Cultural Competence
Communities of Color
Domestic Violence
Older Adults

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