Psychometric Properties of the 4-Metre Walk Test in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging [0.03%]
加拿大老年纵向研究中4米步行测试的量表特征分析
Ava Mehdipour,Marla Beauchamp,Julie Richardson et al.
Ava Mehdipour et al.
Objectives: This study assessed the construct validity, predictive validity, and responsiveness of the 4-metre walk test (4MWT) in community-dwelling older Canadians. ...
A Mixed Methods Exploration of Staff Interpretations of the Frequency and Forms of Violence in Long-Term Care [0.03%]
长期护理中工作人员对暴力频率和形式的解释:一种混合方法研究
Madalyn Pryke,Douglas A Brownridge,Rachel Victoria Herron et al.
Madalyn Pryke et al.
Background and objective: In this article, we explore how Long-Term Residential Care (LTRC) features contribute to violence against staff. Methods: ...
The Effectiveness of Dance Interventions on the Quality of Life of Older Adults Residing in Long-Term Care Facilities: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
舞蹈干预改善养老院老年人生活质量的系统评价
Armaghan Dabbagh,Heather A Shepherd,Meghan L Critchley et al.
Armaghan Dabbagh et al.
Objective: The objective was to identify, critically appraise, and synthesize evidence on the effectiveness of dance interventions on quality of life (QoL) for adults aged 60+ living in long-term care (LTC). ...
Working With and Against the Status Quo: Politicization of Family Care Work by Canadian Punjabi Family Carers [0.03%]
与时俱进还是逆流而上:加拿大旁遮普族家庭照料者的政治化之路
Harkeert Judge,Holly Symonds-Brown,Aninder Angie Grewal et al.
Harkeert Judge et al.
Background: This study engages with the experiences and challenges reported by Punjabi family carers of older adults from one census metropolitan city in Canada. ...
The Socio-Ecological Model: A Framework for Understanding Factors That Influence Aging in Place in Rural Canada [0.03%]
社会生态模型:理解影响加拿大农村地区居家养老因素的框架
Erin Leeder,Jordana Salma
Erin Leeder
Background: Canadian older adults express interest in maintaining independence and remaining in their homes as they age, a phenomenon known as aging in place. A variety of supports are needed to age in place, and rural ol...
Building Purpose and Belonging Shoulder-to-Shoulder: Exploring the Social and Emotional Impacts of the Squamish Men's Shed [0.03%]
携手构建目的与归属感:探究斯夸米什男子工坊的社会和情感影响
Shawna Hopper,Theresa Pauly,Melissa Andrew et al.
Shawna Hopper et al.
Background: Older men face significant health inequities compared to women, with the transition to retirement often exacerbating these differences. Object...
Deepening Understanding of Oasis, a NORC-Based Program: Perspectives from Housing Partners [0.03%]
深化对以NORC为基础的项目——绿洲计划的理解:来自住房合作伙伴的观点
Reshma Parvin Nuri,Debbie Laliberte Rudman,Lori Letts et al.
Reshma Parvin Nuri et al.
Background: As the Canadian population ages, supporting older adults' desire to age in their homes and communities is vital. Oasis is an older adult-driven program implemented within naturally occurring retirement communi...
A Site Selection Process for Enhanced Programming in Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities and Social Housing: An Equity- and Data-Driven Methodology [0.03%]
一种增强型编程的选址过程在自然形成的退休社区和社交住房中:一种公平性和数据驱动的方法论
Kyara J Liu,Stephanie Hatzifilalithis,Jen Recknagel et al.
Kyara J Liu et al.
Naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs) are geographic areas that have come to house a high proportion (≥30%) of older residents. Implementing onsite social programming in NORCs, or other places where older adults are clustered,...
Consent and Meaningful Inclusion of People Living with Dementia: Insights from Canadian Dementia Researchers [0.03%]
加拿大痴呆症研究人员谈知情同意和有意义地包容痴呆症患者
Amanda Grenier,Deborah OConnor,Laura Tamblyn Watts et al.
Amanda Grenier et al.
Background: People living with dementia (PLWD) want - and have the right - to participate in research that impacts them. However, barriers in legislation, institutional practices, and/or biases may jeopardize inclusion. ...
[Affronter les barrières liées à l'accès aux soins de santé pour les personnes aînées francophones en situation minoritaire] [0.03%]
少数群体法语老年人面对的医疗保健障碍挑战
Valérie McIntyre,Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard
Valérie McIntyre
Malgré le fait que le Nouveau-Brunswick est la seule province officiellement bilingue au Canada, l'accès aux soins de santé dans la langue officielle de la minorité semble demeurer un grand défi. La province est l'une de celles avec la...