Hidden in the cultural fabric: Elder abuse and neglect in ethno-cultural communities in Alberta

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2012-09-01

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Lai, D.W.L. (2012, September). Hidden in the cultural fabric: Elder abuse and neglect in ethno-cultural communities in Alberta. A keynote presentation at the Conference for Filipino seniors on Elder Abuse, September 1. Sheraton Hotel, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.

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aging, immigrants

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