Names: Hackett, Paul, 1960–editor.| Hayre, Christopher M., editor. Title: Handbook of
ethnography in healthcare research/Edited by Paul MW Hackett and Christopher M. Hayre …

The relationship between physical activity, function, and mortality is not established in
advanced age. Physical activity, function, and mortality were followed in a cohort of Māori …

Background: Little is known about the physical activity levels and behaviors of advanced
age New Zealanders. Methods: A cross-sectional analysis of data from Life and Living in …

Objectives: We sought successful strategies to recruit patient and practitioner participants for
studies from primary care. Methods: We interviewed people who had participated and who …

Protein intake, food sources and distribution are important in preventing age-related loss of
muscle mass and strength. The prevalence and determinants of low protein intake, food …

Objectives: While randomized controlled trials have proven the benefits of blood pressure
(BP) lowering in participating octogenarians, population-based observational studies …

People are living longer, healthier lives. International evidence suggests relatively high
levels of wellbeing among people aged 85 and over; however, little is known about this …

AIMS: To examine direct and indirect pathways between visual and cognitive function in
advanced age. METHODS: We analysed cross-sectional baseline data from Life and Living …

To establish socioeconomic and cultural profiles and correlates of quality of life (QoL) in non-
Māori of advanced age. A cross sectional analysis of the baseline data of a cohort study of …

Objectives To investigate the association between domains of nutrition risk with
hospitalisations and mortality for New Zealand Māori and non‐Māori in advanced age …