The phrase "caring for elders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase any time you want to discuss the concept of providing care for people who are elderly. For example: "Our family values caring for elders, so we have decided to look into assisted living options for my grandmother."
Last year, 21percentt of companies offered resource and referral services related to caring for elders, up from 15percentt in 1998, according to the Society for Human Resource Management in Alexandria, Va.
Such uneasy discussions are taking place in Islamic enclaves around the country as more families try to reconcile religious teachings on caring for elders with the modern realities of their hectic American lives.
In China, it has long been accepted that family members are responsible for caring for elders rather than the wider society or the government.
The purpose of this pilot study was to test the effects of a reminiscence education program on BSN students' cultural self-efficacy in caring for elders.
Reminiscence education programs implemented as part of clinical practicums may assist to increase nursing students' perceptions of confidence in caring for elders.
Back home the parents of these "factory girls" are left alone to grow old without the care of their children - breaking a long Confucian tradition of caring for elders.
She used to cook food for the family before going out, get her children ready, care for elders – she can't do that [now she leaves so early].
Though truth-telling is a central value in our culture, so is caring for our elders.
South Texas Hispanics also take a different approach to caring for their elders, experts and observers say — one steeped in religious faith and family tradition.
Although the Chinese have a tradition of caring for their elders at home, families in big cities complain about a lack of options.
The interests of the old, centered around long-term health care and how to pay for it, collide with the interests of the young, who must shoulder the burden of caring for their elders.
