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Elder Aware-Incident Survey Form
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Please share your experiences using this anonymous survey

No personal information is necessary to participate.
If you would like to provide more information, however, please be sure to include your email address.
Please visit http://elderundueinfluence.org/stories/ to for some of these stories.
What is your relationship with the victim?
 
Self Spouse Child Relative Friend Acquaintance Investigator Other
 
What was the victim's age?
 
Under 60 60-65 66-70 71-75 76-80 81-85 86-90 Over 90
 
What was the victim's gender?
 
Male Female
 
What type of abuse occurred? (can select more than one)
 
Abandonment Neglect Physical Abuse Self Abuse
Emotional Abuse Exploitation Sexual Abuse
 
Where did the victim live?
 
Private house Group home Apartment Nursing home Assisted Living Other
 
Who was the perpetrator?
 
Self Spouse/partner Adult child Grandchild
Long-time (10+ years) acquaintance Recent (5-10 years) acquaintance New (< 5 years) friend Other family member
Legal Guardian Caregiver Service provider Product salesperson
Financial institution Charity (real) Charity (fraudulent) Other
 
How many perpetrators were there?
 
1-2 3-5 5 or more
 
Was the perpetrator a family member?
 
Yes No
 
Did the perpetrator have caretaker responsibility?
 
Yes No
 
Did the perpetrator have Power of Attorney?
 
Yes No
 
Was the incident reported?
 
Yes No
 
Was an investigation started?
 
Yes No Not applicable
 
Was victim distanced from family and/or friends?
 
Yes No Not applicable
 
For statistical purposes, the following information would be helpful
 
State/Country in which the incident occurred: Date abuse first suspected (MM/YYYY): Postal Code:
 
This is an anonymous survey. Your email address is OPTIONAL and will not be used in survey results.
 
Email address:
 
Please summarize the elder abuse incident (don't forget to click the Submit button when you are done).
 
 

 
 


The purpose of this web page is to share experiences that may help others to become more aware of issues related to protecting our elder adults. If you suspect abuse, please contact your local Adult Protective Services (APS) office or your local police. Please consult an attorney for legal guidance.