ARTICLES:

Hospice: morality and economics

DE Gibson
Gerontologist 1984 24: 4-8.  

Volunteer community representatives as ombudsmen for the elderly in long-term care facilities

PC Zischka and I Jones
Gerontologist 1984 24: 9-12.  

Volunteer advocates in long-term care: local implementation of a federal mandate

FE Netting and HN Hinds
Gerontologist 1984 24: 13-15.  

Network interventions: do they work?

CI Cohen and A Adler
Gerontologist 1984 24: 16-22.  

Underutilization of mental health professionals by community elderly

HM Waxman, EA Carner, and M Klein
Gerontologist 1984 24: 23-30.  

Aging and the demand for health services: which aged and whose demand?

NP Roos, E Shapiro, and LL Roos, Jr
Gerontologist 1984 24: 31-36.  

Informing the elderly about public services: the relationship between sources of knowledge and service utilization

NM Silverstein
Gerontologist 1984 24: 37-40.  

The impact of divorce on grandparenthood: an exploratory study

SH Matthews and J Sprey
Gerontologist 1984 24: 41-47.  

An exploration of family interaction with the elderly by race, socioeconomic status, and residence

J Mitchell and JC Register
Gerontologist 1984 24: 48-54.  

Nursing homes as teaching institutions: legal issues

MB Kapp
Gerontologist 1984 24: 55-60.  

Elder abuse reporting: limitations of statutes

E Salend, RA Kane, M Satz, and J Pynoos
Gerontologist 1984 24: 61-69.  

The characteristics and utilization pattern of an admission cohort of nursing home patients (II)

K Liu and KG Manton
Gerontologist 1984 24: 70-76.  

The effects of ownership on institutional services

F Elwell
Gerontologist 1984 24: 77-83.  

A taxonomy of well-being for small-town elderly: a case for rural diversity

RJ Scheidt
Gerontologist 1984 24: 84-90.  

Depictions of aging and old age on Saturday morning television

JM Bishop and DR Krause
Gerontologist 1984 24: 91-94.  

Longevity in Abkhazia: a reevaluation

EB Palmore
Gerontologist 1984 24: 95-96.  

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