Elizabeth Ozanne
Biographic Data
| ID | 143262 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Ozanne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Ozanne |
| SIGNATURE | OZANNE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Melbourne |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Ethics in Evaluating a Sociotechnical Intervention With Socially Isolated Older Adults
The purpose of this article is to consider how ethical principles can inform the effective design and implementation of technology-based interventions that aim to promote the well-being of socially isolated older adults. We evaluated a new iPad application with small groups of older adults. In this article, we reflect on the ethical issues encountered at each stage of the research process. Drawing on the ethical principles of beneficence, researc…
Dominant and competing framings of the productive ageing agenda in the Australian policy context
Productive ageing policy and programs emerged in Australia in the early 1990s, influenced both by international debate and proactive federal government leadership particularly in the area of economic and health planning for an ageing population. These economic and health frames have remained the dominant discourses surrounding productive ageing initiatives, driven both by the need to maintain growth and productivity in an ageing society and to re…
Elder Advocacy—Essential Knowledge and Skills Across Settings
Elder Advocacy—Essential Knowledge and Skills Across Settings Ruth Huber, H. Wayne Nelson, F. Ellen Netting, and Kevin W. Borders Belmont, Thomson Brooks/Cole, 2008 xiii + 222 pp., ISBN 13: 9780495
Diversity and Ageing
Despite the large number of social workers working every day with older people in a wide range of settings—from hospitals to Centrelink to neighbourhood centres—social work practice with older peop
Negotiating Identity in Late Life
Much is expected of Australian Baby Boomers as they move through middle to late life over the coming decades. However, there is enormous diversity in the resources and lifestyles of the many birth cohorts that make up this population and some subgroups have been identified as at particular risk. The present article reviews the national and international research on the expectations and behaviours of baby boomers and explores the potentiality that…
Social Work Educators in a Changing Higher Education Context
The present paper is based on initial findings from an online survey of Australian social work educators conducted as part of the Australian Research Council Linkage Project “Social Work in the Enterprise University: A national survey of social work educators 1982–2005”.1 1. The chief investigators in the project are Associate Professor Elizabeth Ozanne and Professor Craig McInnis, from The University of Melbourne, and Associate Professor Wendy W…
Social Work in Higher Education
Comparison of specialist and mainstream programs for older carers of adults with intellectual disability
Older carers of adults with intellectual disabilities experience unique challenges. Outreach initiatives identify a high number who are unknown to support services and a case is made to proactively engage them to assist in future planning for their adult children. An earlier study by the authors suggested that, in Victoria, specialist case management programs for older carers occupied a unique place within the service system. The present paper di…
Ageing and Social Policy in Australia
Preface Brian Howe Part I: 1. Introduction Allan Borowski, Sol Encel and Elizabeth Ozanne Part II: 2. Demographic trends and policy implications Allan Borowski and Graeme Hugo 3. Health and ageing: the last phase of the epidemiological transition John McCallum Part III: 4. Ethnicity and ageing Donald T. Rowland 5. Older women: issues of gender Karen Heycox 6. Social policy and Aboriginal people Jo Harrison Part IV: 7. Work in later life Sol Encel…
Negotiating Identity in Late Life
Much is expected of Australian Baby Boomers as they move through middle to late life over the coming decades. However, there is enormous diversity in the resources and lifestyles of the many birth cohorts that make up this population and some subgroups have been identified as at particular risk. The present article reviews the national and international research on the expectations and behaviours of baby boomers and explores the potentiality that…
Ethics in Evaluating a Sociotechnical Intervention With Socially Isolated Older Adults
The purpose of this article is to consider how ethical principles can inform the effective design and implementation of technology-based interventions that aim to promote the well-being of socially isolated older adults. We evaluated a new iPad application with small groups of older adults. In this article, we reflect on the ethical issues encountered at each stage of the research process. Drawing on the ethical principles of beneficence, researc…
Social Work Educators in a Changing Higher Education Context
The present paper is based on initial findings from an online survey of Australian social work educators conducted as part of the Australian Research Council Linkage Project “Social Work in the Enterprise University: A national survey of social work educators 1982–2005”.1 1. The chief investigators in the project are Associate Professor Elizabeth Ozanne and Professor Craig McInnis, from The University of Melbourne, and Associate Professor Wendy W…
Diversity and Ageing
Despite the large number of social workers working every day with older people in a wide range of settings—from hospitals to Centrelink to neighbourhood centres—social work practice with older peop
Comparison of specialist and mainstream programs for older carers of adults with intellectual disability
Older carers of adults with intellectual disabilities experience unique challenges. Outreach initiatives identify a high number who are unknown to support services and a case is made to proactively engage them to assist in future planning for their adult children. An earlier study by the authors suggested that, in Victoria, specialist case management programs for older carers occupied a unique place within the service system. The present paper di…
Dominant and competing framings of the productive ageing agenda in the Australian policy context
Productive ageing policy and programs emerged in Australia in the early 1990s, influenced both by international debate and proactive federal government leadership particularly in the area of economic and health planning for an ageing population. These economic and health frames have remained the dominant discourses surrounding productive ageing initiatives, driven both by the need to maintain growth and productivity in an ageing society and to re…
Ageing and Social Policy in Australia
Preface Brian Howe Part I: 1. Introduction Allan Borowski, Sol Encel and Elizabeth Ozanne Part II: 2. Demographic trends and policy implications Allan Borowski and Graeme Hugo 3. Health and ageing: the last phase of the epidemiological transition John McCallum Part III: 4. Ethnicity and ageing Donald T. Rowland 5. Older women: issues of gender Karen Heycox 6. Social policy and Aboriginal people Jo Harrison Part IV: 7. Work in later life Sol Encel…
Comparison of specialist and mainstream programs for older carers of adults with intellectual disability
Older carers of adults with intellectual disabilities experience unique challenges. Outreach initiatives identify a high number who are unknown to support services and a case is made to proactively engage them to assist in future planning for their adult children. An earlier study by the authors suggested that, in Victoria, specialist case management programs for older carers occupied a unique place within the service system. The present paper di…
Social Work Educators in a Changing Higher Education Context
The present paper is based on initial findings from an online survey of Australian social work educators conducted as part of the Australian Research Council Linkage Project “Social Work in the Enterprise University: A national survey of social work educators 1982–2005”.1 1. The chief investigators in the project are Associate Professor Elizabeth Ozanne and Professor Craig McInnis, from The University of Melbourne, and Associate Professor Wendy W…
Social Work in Higher Education
Elder Advocacy—Essential Knowledge and Skills Across Settings
Elder Advocacy—Essential Knowledge and Skills Across Settings Ruth Huber, H. Wayne Nelson, F. Ellen Netting, and Kevin W. Borders Belmont, Thomson Brooks/Cole, 2008 xiii + 222 pp., ISBN 13: 9780495
Diversity and Ageing
Despite the large number of social workers working every day with older people in a wide range of settings—from hospitals to Centrelink to neighbourhood centres—social work practice with older peop
Negotiating Identity in Late Life
Much is expected of Australian Baby Boomers as they move through middle to late life over the coming decades. However, there is enormous diversity in the resources and lifestyles of the many birth cohorts that make up this population and some subgroups have been identified as at particular risk. The present article reviews the national and international research on the expectations and behaviours of baby boomers and explores the potentiality that…
Dominant and competing framings of the productive ageing agenda in the Australian policy context
Productive ageing policy and programs emerged in Australia in the early 1990s, influenced both by international debate and proactive federal government leadership particularly in the area of economic and health planning for an ageing population. These economic and health frames have remained the dominant discourses surrounding productive ageing initiatives, driven both by the need to maintain growth and productivity in an ageing society and to re…
Ethics in Evaluating a Sociotechnical Intervention With Socially Isolated Older Adults
The purpose of this article is to consider how ethical principles can inform the effective design and implementation of technology-based interventions that aim to promote the well-being of socially isolated older adults. We evaluated a new iPad application with small groups of older adults. In this article, we reflect on the ethical issues encountered at each stage of the research process. Drawing on the ethical principles of beneficence, researc…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (3 works) · Social science (3 works)