ARTICLES:

A geriatric evaluation unit's use of a microcomputer for patient care and research

TA Teasdale, EB Snow, D Carpenter, and RJ Luchi
Gerontologist 1986 26: 4-7.  

Cognitive telephone group therapy with physically disabled elderly persons

RL Evans, KM Smith, WS Werkhoven, HR Fox, and DO Pritzl
Gerontologist 1986 26: 8-11.  

The elderly as surplus people: is there a role for higher education?

R Morris and SA Bass
Gerontologist 1986 26: 12-18.  

Family supports in later life: does ethnicity make a difference?

CJ Rosenthal
Gerontologist 1986 26: 19-24.  

A symposium on measuring hardship among older Americans during the first four years of the Reagan administration

Gerontologist 1986 26: 25-62.  

Policy changes affecting older Americans during the first Reagan administration

JR Storey
Gerontologist 1986 26: 27-31.  

Impact of the Regan years on the distribution of income of the elderly

M Moon
Gerontologist 1986 26: 32-37.  

Measuring economic hardship among older Americans

FL Cook and LM Kramek
Gerontologist 1986 26: 38-47.  

The elderly poor in the Reagan era

ES Uehara, S Geron, and SK Beeman
Gerontologist 1986 26: 48-55.  

Measuring income and inequality among the elderly

S Crystal
Gerontologist 1986 26: 56-59.  

Perspectives on measuring hardship: concepts, dimensions, and implications

RH Binstock
Gerontologist 1986 26: 60-62.  

Open-ward accommodations in a long-term care facility: the elderly's point of view

JS Kayser-Jones
Gerontologist 1986 26: 63-69.  

Nursing personnel turnover rates turned over: potential positive effects on resident outcomes in nursing homes

BT Halbur and N Fears
Gerontologist 1986 26: 70-76.  

An evaluation in institution-based respite care

A Scharlach and C Frenzel
Gerontologist 1986 26: 77-82.  

The effect of single-patient transfers on institutional dependency

F Elwell
Gerontologist 1986 26: 83-90.  

Crying and depression among older adults

JL Hastrup, JG Baker, DL Kraemer, and RF Bornstein
Gerontologist 1986 26: 91-96.  

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