Titlebook: Ageing in Australia; Challenges and Oppor Kate O’Loughlin,Colette Browning,Hal Kendig Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media New York 20

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Attitudes to Ageingportunities they present for individuals and the community. It examines intergenerational attitudes (younger to older, older to younger), who is most likely to be affected by age discrimination, and the available evidence on how these attitudes and stereotypes are manifested in the workplace, media,

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Health and Ageinghealthy life expectancy. Multiple co-morbid chronic conditions are common among older people in Australia, with significant implications for their quality of life, independence, and need for health and aged care. Promotion of healthy ageing involves a life course approach to prevention of chronic co

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Indigenous Australians and Ageing: Responding to Diversity in Policy and Practiceure on this topic, the overarching theme is responding to diversity. Understanding the social and cultural diversity of the Indigenous population is essential for those working in any area of Indigenous health. This is no less the case for policy makers and practitioners working in the aged care sec

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Enhancing the Health and Employment Participation of Older Workersives. However, the effectiveness of these policies is limited by a focus on individual workers rather than the organisations employing them. This chapter examines the strengths of older workers, the specific challenges they face and the implications of both for policy reform. It demonstrates that ch

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Transport and the Older Australian: Freedom, Challenges and Opportunitiesd the shape of Australia’s cities. How the mobility of older people will change going forward, and how a lack of mobility can have serious negative impacts on the quality of life of older people are discussed. These impacts are illustrated through a case study based on research from Melbourne and re

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