… They are called to hold continuity in the life of the older person and hence adjust their
own, and assist the professional care to maintain human dignity in the transition process. …

… more dignified life. Furthermore, they will show the opportunities that could contribute to quality
life of … Petz sees the quality of life as a complex process of evaluating the satisfaction with …

… between jobs, places of residence, relationship transitions, and transitions to retirement. …
live good lives. Thus, the aim of this study was to explore planning for the future and transitions …

… is to enable the quality and the dignified life of people in the third age … process, approaching
it as a burden or an opportunity in order to spend that time of life in a quality and dignified …

… experience secure STWT processes, which in turn could lead to decent and dignified work,
… transitions to decent jobs as much as psychosocial interventions to foster access to dignified …

… , it must be emphasized, is one pattern of behaviour among others undertaken by these
elders although our data revealed that this particular process was a major one in their lives. …

… In the fieldwork process, questions asked of young people about their lives do not always …
research ethics and consent processes that we were talking about their lives and future plans, …

… more ‘dignified’ and a generally happier life in the UK (even in the context of the economic
downturn) compared with their recollections of life in … This process can be understood as their …

… policy options to support active and dignified aging in Asia with a focus on … process of
optimising opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life …

… The respect towards the dignity of human life is also extended to the process of death,
modifying the clinical relationship [2]. The hospitalization of a dying person in the Emergency …