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The Older Patient

A Confrontation Problem-Solving Technic in Treatment

H. H. GarnerThe Chicago Medical SchoolChicago
, M.D. &
S. N. KorzeniowskiThe Chicago Medical SchoolChicago
, M.D.
Pages 202-208 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

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Carl Eisdorfer & James H. Carter. (1972) “Differential” Treatment of the Elderly Black: Victims of Stereotyping. Postgraduate Medicine 52:5, pages 211-214.
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T. L. Brink. (2015) Geriatric Rigidity and Its Psychotherapeutic Implications. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 26:6, pages 274-277.
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