The purpose is to give an overview of the extent, range and nature of existing definitions of
the concept 'ageing in place'. Providing such an overview may be helpful, for policy makers …

Background Ageing in place has recently gained visibility in healthcare policies and
services. Technology has the potential to facilitate independence at home. The objective of …

The home environment is pivotal in the lives of older people, intimately intertwined with
one's sense of self and belonging. Aging in place (AIP), continuing to live in the same or …

Smart-home technology and related services can reinforce a person's experiential nature,
promoting sustainable living among the elderly. It is crucial in the housing industry that …

Loneliness is framed as an enduring problem for carers of all ages, including older carers;
however, there is little examination of older men's experiences of caring, loneliness and …

Smart home services (SHS) should support the positive experiences of the elderly in homes
with a focus on getting closer to nature. The study identified the services preferred by the …

Although older people who live alone might be in a vulnerable situation, they have often
managed their everyday life for a long time, frequently with health challenges. In this article …

Inclusive Living is a concept and practical intervention developed from a systematic
literature review and co-produced by the Scottish housing sector. The approach aims to …

The objective of this study was to gain knowledge on housing design that supports older
people in their daily living. Housing design and neighbourhood planning can enhance …

An ageing population across European nations, including the United Kingdom, brings with it
new challenges for health and social care services and precipitates social policy initiatives …