ATTITUDES TO HOSPITAL CARE AMONG A COMMUNITY SAMPLE OF PEOPLE AGED 75 AND OLDER

Abstract
A random sample of elderly people aged 75 and over living in their own homes were questioned about their experiences, knowledge and beliefs about three hospital in-patient facilities: general medical and geriatric wards, and geriatric hospitals. Attitudes towards geriatric wards and hospitals were consistently less positive than those towards general medical wards.

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