Titlebook: Aging Research - Methodological Issues; Carmen García-Pe?a,Luis Miguel Gutiérrez-Robledo,M Book 20151st edition Springer International Pub

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Convection with Slip Boundary Conditions,ases and conditions that are particular for this age group. A careful design and sometimes adaptation of clinical trials is necessary to have accurate results and translate them into actions in everyday care of the older adult.

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Internationales Beteiligungscontrollingradoxal contradiction with the profound success of scientific research in all domains of human achievement. On the other hand, there are the working scientists who are interested in a pragmatic method that in the first place must be applicable to their daily research activities. According to the lat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93190-0ormation about age and aging to develop an integral and complete understanding of the context, while at the same time recognizing the presence of interdisciplinary elements that imply, among other things, values and the part they play in determining individual and collective circumstances of the peo

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Stefan aus der Wiesche,Christian Helcigs, first by searching in different electronic databases (e.g., Medline). Once studies are located, each of them should be reviewed thoroughly to determine if they comply strictly with the selection criteria. Finally, with the selected studies the next step is data extraction from each one, which eve

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F. C. Lai,F. A. Kulacki,V. Prasade how emerging computing technology can be used to support clinical research on aging. In particular, we show how mobile computing systems can be used to monitor clinical variables and health outcomes in interventions for aging. We illustrate the potential for these technologies with an example of a

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his text is suited to both health care professionals caring for older adults and researchers who are new to research in aging. It is relevant across the disciplines, including medicine, psychology, social scien