"elder persons" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to older people, usually when comparing them to younger people. For example, "Elder persons often have more life experience than younger people."
While fast becoming an endangered species, there are co-op and condo residents, often elder persons, for whom sharply rising maintenance costs are a significant hardship.
Since the surveyors mostly interviewed the heads of the households, or the elder persons, therefore, the percentage is higher for the age group of 41 50 years.
Some studies show that elder persons and persons at risk of developing Alzheimer disease are generally supportive of surrogate consent for participation in research [39], [40].
This might be due to that the age of study subjects recruited in this study were ranged from 19 to 60 years, so that children and elder persons did not include.
In contrast with previous studies which reported that the positive rate and GMT in children or elder persons were usually lower than the other age groups [13], we did not find a significant difference in antibody seroconversion rate and GMT levels in different age groups of vaccinated people.
Few studies on such comprehensive chronic care models targeting frail elder persons have been conducted.
It all depends on the family dynamics and the elder person's level of impairment, personality and comfort level with financial issues, said Dr. Marson, who is also director of the university's Alzheimer's Disease Center.
PATINKIN [In Patti's ear] Mother, he said do you think of yourself as an elder person?
In a brief statement delivered at the same elder person's centre in Brooklyn where he launched his first electoral campaign 20 years ago, Anthony Weiner repeated his apologies to his wife and constituents for the "personal mistakes I have made and the embarrassment I have caused".
With regards to the role that the EMS play in the medical system, participants in this survey were also asked who should they call in the event an elder person died at home (due to natural deterioration of health due to age or chronic conditions), 57 % (n = 874) said that they would call the SRC, while 26%% (n = 398) said that they would call the police to report the death.
The bond that forms between caregiver and client is often incredibly strong, and the human interaction is as important to an elder person as the living assistance.
