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Training for older adults

Annales de Réadaptation et de Médecine Physique, 2007
Aging is associated with a reduction in physical fitness, with loss of muscular force and endurance. Physical activity has been demonstrated to provide substantial health benefits and to maintain functional independence and improve quality of life in older adults.
C, Hautier, M, Bonnefoy
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Adult Auditory Learning and Training

Ear and Hearing, 1996
We describe a theoretical framework that distinguishes stimulus, procedural, and task aspects of learning, and we suggest that this framework may allow an improved understanding of acclimatization and late-onset auditory deprivation. We review the literature on learning after sensorineural hearing loss and after the provision of amplification.
K, Robinson, A Q, Summerfield
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Geriatric Training in Adult Psychiatry Residency Training Programs

Academic Psychiatry, 1996
The authors surveyed all Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education-accredited psychiatry residency training programs in the United States to determine 1) the type and amount of geriatric training provided, and 2) differences in the programs that door do not offer geriatric training for residents. Substantial geriatric training was offered in
S S, Levitte, L, Ganzini, G A, Keepers
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Adult Training — Employers' Viewpoint

Education + Training, 1987
The aim of the survey, which involved interviews with 66 companies in the north‐west of England, was to:
Ryland Clendon, David Yorke
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Power training for older adults

Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 2006
Resistance training is widely advocated for older adults to alleviate the muscle and strength loss that occurs with aging. While primary and secondary prevention of disability are often mentioned as benefits of strength training, the evidence for this is limited and inconclusive.
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The Adult Training Strategy

Industrial and Commercial Training, 1985
The adult training schemes being introduced by the MSC in line with the New Training Initiative can only be a small part of the effort required to make adult training (and retraining) a force for economic improvement. The success or failure of this strategy and its implications for the country depend on how employers, individuals and organisations ...
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Resistance Training in Older Adults

American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, 2012
Sarcopenia is associated with substantial health and economic consequences and is emerging as a major public health problem in the older population. The effects of sarcopenia may increase the risk for adverse health outcomes in older adults, and strategies need to be developed to maintain healthy aging.
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Training Adult Educators

2018
Many thousands of adult educators are constantly at work in regular jobs throughout the United States and Canada. The majority of these, however, have either been pushed into their jobs by circumstances or been pulled into work with adults by their own concerns and interests, without previous training.
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Adult Training for Industry

Education + Training, 1987
I make no apologies for beginning my Address by looking back briefly over the past few years at what has been happening in the relationship between the DES and the so‐called Responsible Bodies. Though the policies for direct funding of extra‐mural provision in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are for the Secretaries of State for those countries ...
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