Background Understanding how living arrangements may affect psychological well-being
(PWB) is critical in China, a society with the largest older population in the world. However …

The aim of this study was to explore the usefulness of research circle methodology in the
later stages of the research process. In an active collaboration with the researchers …

The aim of this study was to describe the needs and expectations of support within everyday
life among community-dwelling people living well with an early stage dementia and their …

Ageing in place raises pressing questions about medication practices at home.
Understanding how medication practices are integrated into older adults' domestic settings …

This paper examines the notion of familiarity in live-in elder care settings and how it is
challenged, changed, and reestablished. Live-in care is a strategy to prevent disruptions …

People are occupational beings and enabling older people to engage in meaningful
occupations contributes to their health and well-being. Experiences of engagement and …

The aging of population at the world level requires more research from different areas, with
ergonomics playing an important role due to its multidisciplinary character. The relation of …

Background: The world's population is aging faster than ever and the number of elderly
people over the age of 80 will triple in Europe over the next 50 years, while the proportion of …

Background Most older people wish to remain living at home as long as possible. Being
able to perform daily activities and self-reliance are important conditions for older people to …

This research explores Australian Aged Care residents' landscape experience. The findings
suggest that gardens within aged-care facilities foster critical activities associated with …