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Journal of Vocational Behavior, 2013
Abstract One particularly persistent and prevalent negative age stereotype is that older workers experience more health problems. This study examines whether this negative age stereotype is evidence-based or not. In a meta-analysis of previous studies on the relationship between age and health, we found that older employees suffered no declines in ...
Ng, TWH, Feldman, DC
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Abstract One particularly persistent and prevalent negative age stereotype is that older workers experience more health problems. This study examines whether this negative age stereotype is evidence-based or not. In a meta-analysis of previous studies on the relationship between age and health, we found that older employees suffered no declines in ...
Ng, TWH, Feldman, DC
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Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 1989
The paper identifies several specific factors related to health in old age which in Japan appear to be different from other developed countries. These factors are explored in the context of Japanese culture and social change. In the context of the high Japanese level of longevity, the paper presents data on life span and improvements of average life ...
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The paper identifies several specific factors related to health in old age which in Japan appear to be different from other developed countries. These factors are explored in the context of Japanese culture and social change. In the context of the high Japanese level of longevity, the paper presents data on life span and improvements of average life ...
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Geriatric Nursing, 1986
Summary A healthy mouth is an important part of overall health and quality of life, and older adults need not resign themselves to the loss of teeth, abnormal taste, loss of chewing efficiency, or loss of aesthetics. Because many older persons do not see a dentist regularly, it's important for health professionals who have frequent contact with ...
J C, Ofstehage, K, Magilvy
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Summary A healthy mouth is an important part of overall health and quality of life, and older adults need not resign themselves to the loss of teeth, abnormal taste, loss of chewing efficiency, or loss of aesthetics. Because many older persons do not see a dentist regularly, it's important for health professionals who have frequent contact with ...
J C, Ofstehage, K, Magilvy
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Health Affairs, 2017
As the US population ages, researchers have been testing various policies and models of care aimed at improving the quality of care for elderly patients, including those living at home and in nursing centers. This DataGraphic presents results of six studies that tested the degree to which one or more innovations achieved such goals as enabling people ...
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As the US population ages, researchers have been testing various policies and models of care aimed at improving the quality of care for elderly patients, including those living at home and in nursing centers. This DataGraphic presents results of six studies that tested the degree to which one or more innovations achieved such goals as enabling people ...
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Health Affairs, 2016
By 2050 an estimated 83.7 million Americans will be ages sixty-five and older, up from 40.3 million in 2010. The shock wave of aging Americans will have profound implications for older people, their families, health care providers, and the economy. Researchers, policy makers, health care leaders, and others are designing responses to the challenges ...
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By 2050 an estimated 83.7 million Americans will be ages sixty-five and older, up from 40.3 million in 2010. The shock wave of aging Americans will have profound implications for older people, their families, health care providers, and the economy. Researchers, policy makers, health care leaders, and others are designing responses to the challenges ...
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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1995
In healthcare, it should be a primary requirement that we define accurately what we are trying to do. The necessity for this intensifies when we are under stress, a part of which is caused by increased technological ingenuity outstripping the general ability to pay for it.
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In healthcare, it should be a primary requirement that we define accurately what we are trying to do. The necessity for this intensifies when we are under stress, a part of which is caused by increased technological ingenuity outstripping the general ability to pay for it.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1959
Today seven principal methods are being used by insurance companies to provide protection for the aged against the costs of medical care. 1 These methods have largely come into being in the past few years. These methods are (1) continuation of insurance on older active workers under group insurance plans; (2) continuation of group insurance on workers ...
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Today seven principal methods are being used by insurance companies to provide protection for the aged against the costs of medical care. 1 These methods have largely come into being in the past few years. These methods are (1) continuation of insurance on older active workers under group insurance plans; (2) continuation of group insurance on workers ...
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CARDIOVASCULAR AGING IN HEALTH
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2000Major focuses of geriatric medicine are cardiovascular diseases with increases in prevalence in older people and how aging might modify the risk factors, clinical manifestations, treatment strategies, and prognoses of these diseases. Quantitative information on age-associated alterations in cardiovascular structure and function in health is essential ...
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2004
The use of various dietary supplements, including vitamins, to prevent or delay disease or aging rests for the most part on epidemiological associations. It does appear from these data that a diet rich in vitamins is associated with a tendency to improved health; however, the results from controlled trials are dismal.
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The use of various dietary supplements, including vitamins, to prevent or delay disease or aging rests for the most part on epidemiological associations. It does appear from these data that a diet rich in vitamins is associated with a tendency to improved health; however, the results from controlled trials are dismal.
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Journal of Aging and Physical Activity, 2004
The aims of this study were to examine the level of exercise among elderly people with regard to the current Norwegian recommendations, demographic correlates of exercise, and the relationship between exercise and subjective health among elderly men and women. A representative sample of 3,770 Norwegian men and women between 65 and 97 years of age (mean
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The aims of this study were to examine the level of exercise among elderly people with regard to the current Norwegian recommendations, demographic correlates of exercise, and the relationship between exercise and subjective health among elderly men and women. A representative sample of 3,770 Norwegian men and women between 65 and 97 years of age (mean
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