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期刊名:Canadian journal on aging-revue canadienne du vieillissement

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ISSN:0714-9808

e-ISSN:1710-1107

IF/分区:1.3/Q3

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Michel Préville,Cindy Bossé,Helen-Maria Vasiliadis et al. Michel Préville et al.
ESA study data were paired with Quebec medical and pharmaceutical services records to document potentially inappropriate benzodiazepines (Bzs) prescriptions among community-dwelling adults aged 65 and older. Results indicate that 32 per cen...
Jeannette M Lindenbach,Sylvie Larocque,Anne-Marise Lavoie et al. Jeannette M Lindenbach et al.
ABSTRACTThe hidden nature of older adult mistreatment renders its detection in the domestic setting particularly challenging. A validated screening instrument that can provide a systematic assessment of risk factors can facilitate this dete...
Karen Jackson,Nelly D Oelke,Jeanne Besner et al. Karen Jackson et al.
Many patients, particularly older patients, interact with multiple providers while accessing health care services in a variety of different settings over extended periods of time. Understanding older patients' experiences of their journeys ...
Nicholas Packer,Laurie Hoffman-Goetz Nicholas Packer
Aging is associated with increased intestinal inflammation and elevated risk of chronic diseases including inflammatory bowel diseases and colon cancer; many epidemiologic studies show that regular exercise reduces risk. This study examined...
Jacques Légaré,Marie-Pier Bergeron Boucher Jacques Légaré
The oncoming retirement of baby boomers has governments worried. Will individual baby boomers demonstrate the ability to prepare financially for their retirement? Well-being in retirement depends largely on financial preparedness during wor...
Krista Bray Jenkyn,Jeffrey S Hoch,Mark Speechley Krista Bray Jenkyn
This study examined the cost-effectiveness of a multifactorial falls prevention program and estimated the trade-off between the extra costs of such a program and the additional reduction of unintentional falls. Cost-effectiveness was evalua...
Aleksandra A Zecevic,Bert M Chesworth,Gregory S Zaric et al. Aleksandra A Zecevic et al.
Falls represent 40 per cent of hospital accidents, and consequences range from none to serious injuries. The purpose of this study was to estimate the average hospital cost and length of stay (LOS) associated with serious injurious falls in...
Sonja Habjan,Holly Prince,Mary Lou Kelley Sonja Habjan
This research examined the perspectives and experiences of First Nations community members regarding health and social support for elderly people living in 13 First Nations communities in northwestern Ontario. Surveys (n = 216) and focus gr...
M Rebecca Genoe,Heather H Keller,Lori Schindel Martin et al. M Rebecca Genoe et al.
Little is known about how persons with dementia and their care partners respond to mealtime changes that occur throughout the dementia journey. By interviewing 27 persons living with dementia and their 28 care partners, we explored the mean...
Sophie Laforest,Kareen Nour,Monique A M Gignac et al. Sophie Laforest et al.
Following the program I'm Taking Charge of My Arthritis!, study participants reported fewer functional limitations, less helplessness, and better coping effectiveness than did controls. This study examined the maintenance of these effects a...