2022 Judith D. Tamkin Symposium on Elder Abuse – Presenter Slides
Day One
Elder Justice in DC: New Interest, New Support – Bob Blancato, MPA
PANEL: Turning LEAD (panel) into Gold – Laura Mosqueda, MD
Making It Easier to Do the Right Thing: The Elder Mistreatment Emergency Department Toolkit – Rebecca Jackson Stoeckle & Tony Rosen, MD, MPH
KEYNOTE: Elder Abuse Research & Advocacy; Are you sho’nuff tired? – Charles Mouton, MD, MS, MBA
Day Two
What if We Designed Systems Based on What People Actually Want and Need, Grounded in Principles of Prevention, Purpose and Restoration? – Marie-Therese Connolly
KEYNOTE: Absent the Lens of Equity and Inclusion, is Elder Abuse – Geoffrey Rogers
Understanding Fraud Victims – Using Big Data to Explore Repeat Victimization, Neighborhood Characteristics, and the Role of Emotion on the Magnitude of Loss – Marti DeLiema, PhD
Financial Exploitation Risk and the Brain – Duke Han, PhD, ABPP-CN
A Person-Centered Approach to Financial Fountain Ballroom Decision-Making and Exploitation – Peter Lichtenberg, PhD, ABPP
Resilience After Elder Abuse: Strategies to Improve Mental Health Built on Community Connection – Melba Hernandez-Tejada, PhD, DHA
Knowledge and Interpersonal Skills to Develop Exemplary Relationships: An Innovative Approach to Prevent Caregiver Abuse – Donna Benton, PhD
“This place can beat you up”: Aging, Illness, and Victimization of Persons Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness – Alexis Coulourides Kogan, PhD, MSG
Elder Abuse: A Global Perspective – Christopher Mikton, PhD
Building Research Evidence for the Prevention and Intervention of Elder Mistreatment: Programmatic Efforts at the National Institute on Aging to Support Rigorous Research and Improve Inclusion and Health Equity – Melissa Gerald, PhD
CLOSING KEYNOTE: The Power of Meaning and Memory – Anne Basting, PhD
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Special Thanks to Judith D. Tamkin
We are sincerely appreciative to Judith D. Tamkin for her gift to help establish the USC Center on Elder Mistreatment’s website. Her deep and personal commitment to eradicating elder abuse is helping to reshape our understanding of elder abuse and ultimately save innumerable older adults from abuse and neglect.
