Age Discrimination in Health and Social Care
Publisher:
Centre for Policy on Ageing on behalf of the Department of HealthDate published:
30 December, 2007Region:
United Kingdom Publication type:
policyA literature review of the likely costs and benefits of legislation to prohibit age discrimination in health, social care and mental health services.
This review distinguishes Ageism, an attitude of mind, from Age Discrimination, an unjustifiable difference in treatment based solely on age. Age discrimination is inherently measurable and this review looks for ways in which age discrimination has been or might be measured.
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