JEAN

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JEAN

• Peer-reviewed quarterly journal
• Provides state-of-the-art research and practice
  that is both international and multidisciplinary
  in scope
• Contributors are leading experts
• Provides crucial information for professionals in
  social work, nursing, medicine, law, gerontology,
  adult protective services, criminal justice,
  sociology, psychology, domestic violence,
  counseling, ethics, and public policy

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Journal of Elder Abuse Neglect

• Special double issue dedicated to the work of the
  Archstone Foundations EAN Initiative
• Helps to fulfill dissemination
• goals knowledge about the
• projects to other service
• providers, sectors, and
• interested funders

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JEAN

• Everyone will have the opportunity to be included
  as a co-author on at least one article
• TMG, UCI and Archstone will provide data,
  technical assistance and editing

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JEAN Section I

• The first set of articles will be organized by
  project type
• Forensic Centers
• MDTs
• Systems Change
• Education/Training
• Projects may be represented in more than one group

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JEAN Section II

• Second set of papers will address common themes.
  Some ideas
• Addressing financial abuse
• Clinical practices
• Capacity (relevance, assessment, struggles,
  perspectives from different agencies)
• Innovative methods for education training
• Dont need to decide nowjust keep this in mind

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JEAN Timeline

• October 2008
• First draft of individual project descriptions
  due October 8.
• JEAN work groups jointly edit the articles at
  the convening (Oct 20, 21).
• May 2009 Convening
• Second/final draft of papers by project type
  (complete article) due.
• JEAN work groups at meeting to jointly edit final
  complete articles
• June 2009 submit final article to Laura Mosqueda

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Lead Authors for Articles in Section I

• Forensic Centers Diana Schneider
• MDTs Mary Twomey
• Systems Change Betty Malks
• Education Training Melanie Gironda

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CentersFacilitator Laura Mosqueda

• IOA (Phase II)
• San Diego DAs Office
• UCI CoE
• USC

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MDTsFacilitators Lisa Melchior and Mary Twomey

• EFPN
• IOA (Phase I)
• Long Beach
• Napa-Solano
• Riverside
• San Bernardino
• UCI CoE
• Ventura (Prior grant and Phase II)

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Systems ChangeFacilitator Thomas Brewer

• Bet Tzedek
• CoA Silicon Valley
• Judicial Council
• Santa Clara
• UCI - APS Incidence
• UCI CoE
• WISE (Phase II)

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Education/TrainingFacilitator Laura Giles

• CoA -Silicon Valley
• City College SF
• IOA (Phase I)
• Santa Clara
• SDSU
• UCI CoE
• UCLA
• WISE (Phase I)

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To Get Started on your Section

• 1. Why was this topic/issue and method chosen in
  the first place? (i.e., background or rationale)
• 2. What did you do and how did you do it?
  (description of project including implementation)
• 3. What did you accomplish? (successes)
• 4. What do you want others to know about your
  project? (replication, lessons, application to
  the field, surprises)