Aim & Scope
With over 30 years of consistent, quality articles devoted to social work practice, theory, administration, and consultation in the field of aging, the Journal of Gerontological Social Work offers you the information you need to stay abreast of the changing and controversial issues of today's growing aging population. A valuable resource for social work administrators, practitioners, consultants, and supervisors in long-term care facilities, acute treatment and psychiatric hospitals, mental health centers, family service agencies, community and senior citizen centers, and public health and welfare agencies, JGSW provides a respected and stable forum for cutting-edge insights by experts in the field. This peer-reviewed journal continues to present fresh and relevant material, covering the gerontological social work issues you want and need to know about. Some of the topics you'll learn about in the journal include: casework and groupwork with the elderly, social work in nursing homes and long-term care facilities, hospital geriatric social work, community health care, public welfare and the elderly, mental health services for the aged, coordination of human services for the aged, law and gerontological social work, social work education in the aging field, family services and the aged, policy and planning studies, crisis intervention with the elderly, problems of geriatric drug and alcohol abuse, special clinical skills, such as the use of life review and task-oriented casework, factors of class and ethnicity as they affect service delivery and use. The Journal of Gerontological Social Work does more than simply help social workers provide care to the elderly--it also helps you in your dealings with patients' families and with your administrative, supervisory, and research needs. The journal occasionally devotes an entire issue to one topic of timely importance. Examples include new developments in home care services, aging and vision, international perspectives of gerontological social work, and social work with Alzheimer's patients. [1]
2024
E Nketsiah , M Zubatsky , M Berg-Weger
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-14.
R Maytles , L Greenblatt-Kimron , S Avidor , ... , Y Palgi
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-14.
Perceived Readiness for Gerontological Social Work: Insights from Recent Graduates During COVID-19.
SJ Beltran , VJ Miller , A Morris
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-15.
Inequality in Older Volunteering: Association Between Volunteer Competency and Demographic Profiles.
SY Chen , KM Chen , MC Chen , ... , F Belcastro
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-16.
X Yang , P Zhang , S Jing , ... , A Cavaletto
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-16.
PHL Lai , CJ Halvorsen , K Chang , ... , KS Lyons
Journal of Gerontological Social Work , 2024 , pp 1-17.
Editorial Retractions, Expressions of Concern and External Notices
Statement of Removal: Depression in Dementia Caregivers: An Analysis of Meaning and Symptom Severity
LT Noël , RL Glueckauf , J Gromer , ... , D Gustafson
Journal of Gerontological Social Work2014 - VOLUME 57, ISSUES 2-4 p W1.
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