Abstract Aims New Zealand's ageing population threatens the financial sustainability of our
current model of health service delivery. The Canterbury Health, Ageing and Life Course …

Whilst ageing in place is integral to international policy, there is less understanding of how
individuals utilise formal services and informal supports in diverse rural environments to …

Older adults represent a large and growing section of Aotearoa New Zealand's population.
Longitudinal research on experiences of later life enables understanding of both the …

Aims N ikkei (J apanese A merican) communities are known to be forerunners for building
culturally sensitive long‐term care (LTC) services and programs. Existing literature …

Australia is facing significant demographic shifts over the next decade as the population
grows and ages. Currently, services for the ageing population are fragmented with no single …

Baby boomers who rent are often overlooked as an important sub-group. We aimed to
assess the chronic conditions, risk factors, socio-economic factors and other health-related …

Objective Government expenditure on and the number of aged care facilities in Australia
have increased consistently since 1995. As a result, a range of aged care policy changes …

Aims and objectives To explore the living and care arrangement plans of older Filipino
immigrants in New Zealand. Background New Zealand is rapidly becoming the host to an …

Aim: This project explored the usability of the World Health Organisation, International
Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) for describing older Māori and non …

Abstract Background The Australian government recognises the importance of informal care
to enable ageing in place. Yet, few multivariable studies have examined aspects of informal …