1. working together health justice partnerships to address elder abuse
Lauren Adamson

2. today purpose of HJPs 1 how the model developed and works 23
impact of pilot HJPs
Health Justice Partnerships – in the context of elder abuse prevention and beyond

3. Li’s story – part one

4. Carlos’s story – part one
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5. John and Elizabeth’s story – part one
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6. elder abuse: barriers
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7. the role of health professionals
Seniors Law

8. a legal problem as a ‘life problem’
health
legal
social
Health Justice Partnerships – in the context of elder abuse prevention and beyond

9. what is a HJP?
“The model is built on an understanding that the social, economic, and political context of an individual’s circumstances impacts upon their health, and that these social determinants of health often manifest in the form of legal needs or requirements.”
Health Justice Partnership Network, Health Justice Partnerships (21 May 2015)

10. who are the partners? Justice Connect Seniors Law cohealth
St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
Caulfield Hospital, Alfred Health
Coming – St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney
Health Justice Partnerships – in the context of elder abuse prevention and beyond

11. governance evaluation communication
how?
governance evaluation communication
professional
development
community
education
legal help

12. impact?

13. greater reach

14. key ingredients

15. colocation
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16. client-centred service

17. Li’s story – part two

18. secondary consults

19. Carlos’s story – part two
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20. professional development

21. John and Elizabeth’s story – part two
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22. take-aways
Seniors Law and cohealth