Conceptual Model and Map of Financial Exploitation of Older Adults

@article{Conrad2011ConceptualMA,
  title={Conceptual Model and Map of Financial Exploitation of Older Adults},
  author={Kendon J Conrad and Madelyn Anne Iris and John W. Ridings and Kimberly P Fairman and Abby Rosen and Kathleen H. Wilber},
  journal={Journal of Elder Abuse \& Neglect},
  year={2011},
  volume={23},
  pages={304 - 325}
}
This article describes the processes and outcomes of three-dimensional concept mapping to conceptualize financial exploitation of older adults. Statements were generated from a literature review and by local and national panels consisting of 16 experts in the field of financial exploitation. These statements were sorted and rated using Concept Systems software, which grouped the statements into clusters and depicted them as a map. Statements were grouped into six clusters, and ranked by the… 
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