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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1990
Page
4
A Kansas University study of 71 Douglas County residents aged 65 plus on multiple medications finds many elderly patients misunderstand their drugs. Researchers aim to craft pharmacist education. results show patients ask doctors more than pharmacists, yet pharmacists provide clearer information.
Kansas graduate student Susan Tebb reports Alzheimer s disease strains families with healthy spouses and adult children bearing the burden. She cites isolation based on money loneliness and exhaustion and says medical personnel often overlook caregiver stress. Tebb developed two screening tests one for clinicians to refer to services and one for caregivers to self check for sleep loss irritability and financial worry, urging early outreach to prevent isolation.
Atty Gen Robert Stephan sues in Jefferson County District Court on behalf of the Kansas Board of Agriculture to dispose of more than 3 percent of 7,500 pounds of ground beef delivered in July to the Kansas Correctional Industries Meat Processing Plant in Oskaloosa. Officials say the meat was deemed unfit for human consumption due to excessive bacteria. A hearing is set for January 26.
About 80 members of the Kansas Association of Centers for Independent Living demonstrated at the opening of the 1990 Kansas Legislature. They protested Governor Hayden’s proposed 50 percent cuts to nine centers and to General Assistance and MediKan. Executives from Independence Inc. and centers from Wamego and Atchison urged that the state needs the centers to help people transition from institutions and avoid liability shifts, noting SSI recovery of GA and MediKan funds and the long aid-approval process.
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