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Abstract.
The age demographic makeup of Canada is changing. In 2015 there was a shift in our demographics such that there are more persons age 65 and older than teenagers. It is projected this trend will continue well into 2046.[1]
Police services are often the first point of contact with respect to the victimization of the elderly. These issues are often complex and complicated. Yet, there has been little research and court outcomes into the issues to assist law enforcement dealing with individuals as witnesses and/or victims of maltreatment.
The study: “Older Adult Policing Study”
An academic study into the Law Enforcement personnel who work with older adults who are witnesses to and/or victims of maltreatment. The study is designed to gather information from law professionals with respect to their experiences, training and investigation methods, including evidence collection.
The study is designed to provide …
Study Facilitators: Ontario Tech University[2], Dr. Joshua WYMAN.
Email: Joshua.wyman@ontario techu.ca
Eligibility requirements:
An active member of law enforcement who work or has worked with older adults who are witnesses to and/or are the victim of maltreatment i.e. assigned to a vulnerable persons or senior support type unit.
Study Activities:
- Step 1: On-line interview with Dr. WYMAN (approximately 1.5 hours)
- Step 2: Completion of three(3) study questionnaires (approximately 1.0 hour)
Compensation for Participation: Amazon gift card (Value $50.00)
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