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Elder Abuse and Cognitive Impairment Research Study - Practitioners and Advocate Focus Groups

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Elder Abuse and Cognitive Impairment Research Study 

The Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department has commissioned the Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre to undertake a research project on Elder Abuse and Cognitive Impairment (EACI). Please refer to our website for more information.

The research explores advocate and practitioner experiences and responses to elder abuse of older people with cognitive Impairment. It hopes to better understand and develop an evidence-based approach to enhancing response to and prevention of elder abuse.

Focus Groups and Interviews

We are holding online focus groups and one-to-one interviews. If you would like to take part in a focus group please register through one of the dates listed below. Alternatively, we would be happy to organise a session specifically for your organisation at a time that suits you.

If you would like to take part in an interview, please get in touch with the research team eaci.research@monash.edu and we will arrange arrange a suitable time.

Are you a Practitioner or advocate who has supported older people?

In the project's first phase, we'll hold online focus groups with advocates and practitioners who have professional insights into and have supported older people with cognitive impairment who are victims of elder abuse. We are keen to hear about the impacts and experiences of elder abuse victim-survivors with cognitive impairment to underlay drivers of elder abuse, including ‘challenging behaviours’ compared to older people with no cognitive impairment, characteristics of perpetrator types and help identify specific forms of elder abuse that impact older people with cognitive impairment.

If you are a friend or family member of someone that has experienced abuse and would like to take part in the research, please get in touch on eaci.research@monash.edu.


For more information on the project and your involvement, please follow the links to read the Explanatory Statement and Consent FormIf you would like to participate in the study, please complete the Consent Form and return it via email to eaci.research@monash.edu.

We will be holding 60-minute  focus groups and one-to-one interviews.

Please register for a session by clicking on the 'Register' button and use an organisational email. 

This is a screening measure as this project discusses sensitive information. Persons who purposefully misrepresent themselves will be subject to removal from the project. Your insights during the focus group will be completely anonymous.

Once you register for a session, a member of the research team will contact you to send you a Zoom link.

Thank you for your support. Should you have any questions regarding this project, please contact us via email: eaci.research@monash.edu 

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