Working with Older Adults: Group Process and Technique

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FGC introduction: Factors that strengthen the elderly and social workers Since introducing FGC to the elderly has proved to be a time-consuming and difficult process, we focused on elderly people and social worker suppression I have done it. We focused on a series of interviews, double interviews (mainly married spouses), and group meetings, a total of 74 respondents studied elderly frustration and deterrence. In addition, I did an interview with one of the WOW members who conducted a focus group meeting with a group of WOW members and started a research project. To study the suppression that is felt by social workers, we used an exploratory design (Lincoln and Guba, 1985). We use a stepwise design that adheres to a constant comparison method (Glaser, 1965). In order to comprehensively understand social workers' recognition of older FGC, we started investigating 36 social workers.

Responsive assessment of family group meetings for independence or interdependence or elderly

So we started our research project focusing on the FGC process itself and how elderly people, social network members, and social workers experience this process. Furthermore, thanks to our active role in the implementation process, we were able to timely observe that the number of referrals was extremely small and that only 8 elderly people applied for FGC were elderly people It was. For this reason, we moved our attention to the FGC implementation process and why social workers and elderly people are hesitant to FGC. Therefore, I added the following survey question to the first main question. "Factors that influence the implementation of FGC in senior citizens" is the level of social workers and elderly people.

Responsive assessment of family group meetings for independence or interdependence or elderly