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What are examples of elder abuse coercion?

According to the Department of Justice, approximately one in ten Americans aged 60 and older experience some form of elder abuse annually. Coercion is a particularly insidious form of mistreatment that can manifest in various ways, undermining an older adult's autonomy and well-being. Understanding **what are examples of elder abuse coercion** is the first step toward recognizing and preventing this harm.

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What is a coercive approach in aged care?

According to a 2022 review on ethical arguments in psychiatry, coercive measures are commonly applied “against the patient's will or in spite of his or her opposition”. A coercive approach in aged care involves using tactics that pressure or force an older person to act against their wishes, infringing upon their autonomy and dignity.

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