This review explores the social and cultural roles played by older Indigenous Australians
within their communities. In the absence of a body of conventional academic literature on …

Australia is a culturally diverse country, with one in five older Australians born overseas in
non-English speaking countries, as well as others who are part of the Indigenous population …

Introduction: The poor health status of Indigenous Australians as demonstrated by high rates
of morbidity and mortality compared with non‐Indigenous Australians has been of concern …

Abstract Background and Objectives Traditional Elders are integral to the social structure of
Australian Indigenous communities. Due to progressive loss of traditional way of life …

This study sought to uncover the process through which older Chinese, Indian and Korean
immigrants residing in Auckland, New Zealand contribute to, and participate in, local …

Objectives: The primary objective of the research was to investigate Pacific perspectives on
ageing to identify specific cultural values and understandings that will become increasingly …

Aim The objective of this systematic review was to identify primary health‐care or aged‐care
strategies that have or could support the well‐being of older Indigenous peoples. Methods A …

Examining the role of culture and cultural perceptions of aging and dementia in the
recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of age-related cognitive impairment remains an …

Objectives Healthy ageing has been unattainable for many of Australia's First Nation people,
driven by an earlier onset of chronic disease when compared to the general Australian …

This study explored the life experiences and views on successful ageing of older
Australians. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 21 participants consisting of 10 …