Mike Rungie

…at the intersection of good lives and aged care

Publications

Book chapters / Reports

The wounding of older people, and their most common wounds. Rungie and Wolfensberger. Chapter 2 of “Ageing and the Good Things of Life: The Application of Social Role Valorisation to Supporting People as They Age” (Valor Press, 2020)

Roles for older people, the ultimate prize of social role valorisation. Rungie. Chapter 7 of “Ageing and the Good Things of Life: The Application of Social Role Valorisation to Supporting People as They Age” (Valor Press, 2020)

Roles for people in their 70s, 80s and 90s specifically relating to work, volunteering, learning, sport and networks. (churchilltrust.com.au, 2013)

Papers in preparation

Need a framework for thriving in aged care? Try Social Role Valorisation.

Where’s the incentive to innovate in aged care?

So much needs assessment, so little needs met.

The difference between good frail life centred care and person centred care.

Growing older has become the pathway to destruction.

Living the good frail life with dementia

The 14 habits of the frail life revolution

It takes a village to be a frail elder.

Selected papers by other authors

The need for oldness. John McKnight. (Centre on Ageing, Northwestern University, Vol 2, 1986)