Social isolation (SI) is a state of low social interaction with peers associated with various
adverse health consequences in older adults living in the community. SI is most often …

Social isolation (SI) is a state of low social interaction with peers associated with various
adverse health consequences in older adults living in the community. SI is most often …

Social isolation (SI) is a state of low social interaction with peers associated with various
adverse health consequences in older adults. Traditionally, SI is assessed through …

Objectives: Social isolation (SI) can result in health consequences for older adults (OAs).
Technological tools such as sensors may minimize self-report bias and allow continuous …

Social isolation (SI) and loneliness are 'invisible enemies'. They affect older people's health
and quality of life and have significant impact on aged care resources. While in-person …

Ageing-in-place, the ability to age holistically in the community, is increasingly gaining
recognition as a solution to address resource limitations in the elderly care sector. Effective …

Social isolation is a major and prevalent health problem among community-dwelling older
adults, leading to numerous detrimental health conditions. With a high prevalence, and an …

There are many definitions of social isolation which draw on structural indicators (eg living
alone), functional indicators (eg social support) or both. This makes comparing prevalence …

Background: Preventing social isolation is essential for promoting healthy aging. This study
aims to 1) systematically review and synthesize the predictors of objectively measured social …

Social isolation is a complex phenomenon among older adults which can lead to numerous
detrimental health conditions. With a high prevalence, and an increasing number of older …