ILS Speaker Series: “The Dementia–Elder Abuse Connection: What the Latest Research Reveals About Risk, Detection, and Prevention”
May 5 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Webinar Description
The Dementia–Elder Abuse Connection: What the Latest Research Reveals About Risk, Detection, and Prevention examines emerging evidence showing that older adults living with dementia face a significantly heightened risk of abuse and neglect—particularly in community and caregiving settings. Drawing on recent national and international research, this presentation explores why mistreatment is so often missed or misattributed to cognitive decline, highlights key risk factors, and reviews evolving strategies for earlier detection and prevention. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how current research reshapes our approach to protecting autonomy, safety, and dignity for individuals living with dementia.
Meet Our Speaker
Julieanne Steinbacher, Esq., CELA
InterActive Legal Advisor
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Continuing Education Credits
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