The substantial and increasing number of older Australian people from culturally diverse
backgrounds justifies the investigation and inclusion of their experiences in ageing …

Recruitment and retention of research participants is evolving with the changing
demographics of the American population, in particular its growing diversity. The cultural …

Inactivity has been identified as a major contributor to the burden of disease among older
Australians, particularly those in culturally-diverse communities. This study assessed the …

We highlight several critical challenges that must be addressed to accelerate the
advancement of the science on recruitment and retention of ethnically diverse older adults …

In the face of changing demographics, the need for gerontological nursing research has
become central to the development of relevant health and social policies and resources for …

The significant increase in the number of older adults in the USA, particularly in rural areas,
has signaled the need for more research to address the health care needs of this complex …

Abstract The National Institute on Aging created the Resource Centers for Minority Aging
Research (RCMARs) to address infrastructure development intended to reduce health …

Older Pakistani Muslims who are living and growing older in Britain remain an under-
researched group. While there is now a growing interest in researching the lives and …

Qualitative knowledge on ethnicity and aging remains sparse and needs to be expanded.
Qualitative research suggests a promising route to better understanding of different ethnic …

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 …