Objectives: Social participation has been shown to improve health, well-being, and quality of
life in older adults. Previous reviews on social participation have been limited to identifying …

Objective Australian research on volunteering is rich and diverse, but also increasingly
fragmented. In an attempt to promote a more integrated study of volunteering, we review …

Background The increasing imbalance between the number of older adults not working and
the number of adults in the age range of labour force participation (age range 20–64) has …

Purpose The social support theory suggested that involving older people in social activities
could increase their level of social participation and interaction, which in turn improved their …

Objectives Levels of volunteering may differentially influence multiple dimensions of health
among older adults. Further, increasing evidence indicates social networks represent critical …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore how the influence of the social network of the
members of top management teams affects the firms' innovation performance through …

New and expanded areas of research in the PATH Study at Wave 4 include some domains
that were consistently introduced to all three cohorts, and other domains that were unique to …

Different uses (eg, routine use and innovative use) of mHealth technology are important for
users to synergistically utilize rich health resources. Capturing the characteristics of …

The teaching of entrepreneurship has been progressively included in the curricula of several
university courses to stimulate the development of empowering attitudes and an …

Volunteering has been associated with increased social interactions and reduced feelings of
loneliness among older adults. However, a growing number of social network analyses …