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Aging of Tenants: Termination Policy in Public Senior Housing
Gerontologist, The, 1986Nancy W Sheehan
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Policy Determinants of Senior SNAP Participation
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Jones, Jordan W. +9 more
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Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 1997
AbstractEscalating medication prices are forcing drug benefit programs worldwide to change their payment policies. Physicians object that this intrudes on their long established authority to prescribe medications they judge best for their patients. This paper reports data from focus groups and a large random sample of seniors in British Columbia who ...
Neena L. Chappell +4 more
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AbstractEscalating medication prices are forcing drug benefit programs worldwide to change their payment policies. Physicians object that this intrudes on their long established authority to prescribe medications they judge best for their patients. This paper reports data from focus groups and a large random sample of seniors in British Columbia who ...
Neena L. Chappell +4 more
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Policy prescriptions to preserve mobility for seniors—A dose of realism
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2013This paper advocates policy change in three key areas: infrastructure, driver licensing, and access to private resources for transportation alternatives. Policy makers are encouraged to plan for the transportation future of our aging society by prioritizing public expenditures for roads and highways according to design and engineering practices already
Loren, Staplin, Katherine, Freund
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Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 2005
The Seniors Mental Health Policy Lens (SMHPL) is an analytical tool developed to identify unintended negative effects of current and planned policies, programs, and practices on seniors' mental health. It is designed (a) to promote social environments, including health services, supportive of older adults' mental health, and (b) to help ensure that ...
Penny, MacCourt, Holly, Tuokko
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The Seniors Mental Health Policy Lens (SMHPL) is an analytical tool developed to identify unintended negative effects of current and planned policies, programs, and practices on seniors' mental health. It is designed (a) to promote social environments, including health services, supportive of older adults' mental health, and (b) to help ensure that ...
Penny, MacCourt, Holly, Tuokko
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Senior Volunteerism in Japan: A Policy Perspective
Ageing International, 2012This paper will discuss the development of Japan’s older adult volunteerism and how today’s older adult volunteerism needs to change in the face of a super-aging society coupled with changing social and economic needs. How Japanese organizations and communities can promote and sustain senior volunteerism will be examined in terms of four aspects of ...
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