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Hogstel, Mildred Onelle was born on August 22, 1929 in Clifton, Texas, United States. Daughter of Ole Gustav and Mable (Nelson) Hogstel.
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Older adults are the fastest growing segment of our population and will require nurses and other health practitioners who are trained in their special needs. Here in this full color and highly illustrated text the reader will find a holistic approach to nursing care for the older population that addresses the physical, psychological, social and economic influences on the older adults health. A strong foundation on the normal aging process leads to sections on promoting health and wellness among the elderly. Specialist practitioners discuss the most common health care problems of the elderly and their related nursing care. The reader will also learn the latest thinking on current topics such as the financial, legal, and ethical issues that older patients and their families face, the importance of becoming an advocate for excellent elderly care, and meeting the special needs of diverse ethnic and cultural groups. Supplements Gerontology Clinical Companion 0-7668-0730-4
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In a concise and accessible format, this up-to-date reference discusses the specific nursing implications related to the common physical and psychologic changes of ageing. The book discusses each medical condition in a standard format - including basic diagnoses, pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, and common diagnostic procedures. The book also provides thorough coverage of medical management, highlighting pharmacology, prognosis and where appropriate, discharge planning and teaching.
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR THE OLDER ADULT is designed to provide practicing nurses with an accessible reference about care-related resources. The content addresses the changes in health care delivery for older adults and the reason for these changes, as well as details on how community resources can and must fill the gaps in service. The practical organization makes this a valuable reference for nurses in hospitals, clinics, outpatient surgery and treatment centers, and other agencies where older clients are served. Packaged in a three-ring binder, information can be easily customized to include state and local community resources. Covers housing and transportation resources, including the rapid expansion of assisted living facilities and personal care homes. Provides resource lists that give addresses and telephone numbers of related national organizations. Offers Internet addresses with up-to-date, easily accessible information. Provides a separate chapter on church-based programs that includes eldercare information and the role of the church in meeting the needs of older adults. Includes extensive coverage of hospice services such as choosing and evaluating a hospice, eligibility criteria, methods of payment, palliative care versus curative care, and what to expect from members of a hospice team. Discusses food and nutrition concerns including nutrition screening and assessment, home-delivered meal program, food stamp programs, and food banks and emergency assistance pantries. Provides a chapter, "Protective Services," with resources for elder maltreatment, ombudsman programs, guardianship laws, power of attorney designation, and financial assistance and protection information.
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Gerontology nursing consultant
Hogstel, Mildred Onelle was born on August 22, 1929 in Clifton, Texas, United States. Daughter of Ole Gustav and Mable (Nelson) Hogstel.
Associate, Clifton College, 1948. Bachelor of Science in Nursing Education, Baylor University, 1954. MSN, University Texas, 1960.
Doctor of Philosophy, University North Texas, 1974.
Staff nurse, Hendrick Hospital, Abilene, Texas, 1951-1953; staff nurse, Baylor Hospital, Dallas, 1954; instructor, Baylor University, Dallas, 1954-1958; instructor, Texas Christian U., Fort Worth, 1959-1963; staff nurse, Seton Hospital, Austin, Texas, 1963-1964; assistant professor, associate professor, professor gerontological nursing, Texas Christian U., Fort Worth, 1964-1994. Member of advisory board Lutheran Social Superior vena cava syndrome Tarrant County.
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Board directors Tarrant Area Community of Churches, 1994-1997. Member advisory council Area Agency on Aging, since 1994. Member Tarrant County Commission Status of Women (Outstanding Woman Volunteer award 1999), Fort Worth, 1999.
Member American Nurses Association, Texas Nurses' Association #3 (Nightingale award 1996), National Interfaith Coalition Aging, National Council Aging (Spirituality and Aging award 1997), Mental Health Association (Advisory award 1998). Tarrant Area Gerontological Society. Chair, ombudsman, advisory committee Tarrant County Mental Health Association.
Sigma Theta Tau (Outstanding Nurse award Beta Alpha chapter 1981, Pillar award 1995).