Journal of Population Ageing
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Is Active Ageing Coping with Population Ageing?
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 14 - Trang 37-52 - 2020
The Active Ageing Index (AAI) is an important tool for measuring and comparing
the potential for active and healthy ageing of different societies. Its 22
indicators arranged in 4 domains have been computed by UNECE for EU countries
for the period 2010–2018. Many of its constituent dimensions are negatively
associated with age, with older people being less active. Given the context of
generalized p...
Should we Pursue Success and Spirituality in Ageing? Framing Religious Contributions to Ageing Research
Journal of Population Ageing - - 2021
Expected Lifetime with and without Cataract among Older Adults in China
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 4 - Trang 65-79 - 2011
Despite its curability by a simple and low-cost surgical procedure, cataract
remains the leading cause—accounting for almost one-half—of all blindness in the
world. The problem is particularly severe in developing countries, and with the
ageing of populations and increasing life expectancy, the burden of cataract
disease is expected to increase substantially in the coming years. Using a
demographi...
A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Socioeconomic, Lifestyle, and Environmental Factors Associated with Healthy Ageing in Low and Lower-Middle-Income Countries
Journal of Population Ageing - - 2024
Population ageing is a growing social and health issue in low and
lower-middle-income countries (LLMIC). It will have an impact on rising
healthcare costs, unaffordable pension liabilities, and changing healthcare
demands. The health systems of many LLMICs are unprepared to meet these
challenges and highlighting the modifiable factors that may help decrease these
pressures is important. This revie...
A Review of Longitudinal Datasets on Ageing
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 6 - Trang 5-27 - 2013
The growth in longitudinal datasets on ageing have resulted from a recent global
initiative, in a large part encouraged and partially funded by the NIA, over the
past 20 years in numerous countries eager to understand the complexities of
their ageing societies. In the main these studies aim to collect data on
population ageing in terms of social, medical and environmental factors.
Accordingly the ...
Older People’s Life Satisfaction, Health and Intergenerational Relationships in Vietnam
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 15 - Trang 79-97 - 2020
Health is considered one of the domains to assess people’s life satisfaction.
However, other factors including social relationships are also as crucial as
health in determining their life assessment, particularly among older adults in
Asia. This paper used the data of Vietnam National Ageing Survey 2011 (VNAS
2011) to examine life satisfaction of Vietnamese older people’s (aged 60 and
older) in ru...
Populating Aging in Rural India: Implication for Agriculture and Smallholder Farmers
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 13 - Trang 305-323 - 2019
The research attempts to document the effects of rural aging in India by
examining theassociation between aging andagriculture using rural households as
a target group. Key agricultural activitiesperformed by farmers, self-reported
andobserved physical intensity of those activities, and their distribution
across age, amongother aspects, are explored indetail. Semi-structured
questionnaire and fitn...
Working Beyond age 65 in Ireland
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 12 - Trang 299-326 - 2019
Extending working lives is often proposed as one route through which the costs
associated with population ageing can be managed. In that context, understanding
who currently works for longer can help policymakers to design policies to
facilitate longer working. In particular, it is important to know if longer
working is a choice or a necessity, where necessity arises from a lack of
pension income....
What Is Known about the Factors Motivating Short-Term International Retirement Migration? A Scoping Review
Journal of Population Ageing - Tập 12 - Trang 379-395 - 2018
It is known that older persons from many countries often enjoy living abroad for
weeks or months of the year, often to avoid periods of harsh weather at home.
However, there has been little attempt to synthesize existing knowledge of this
practice, often called retirement migration. Scoping reviews are a widely
accepted form of research synthesis. In this article we present the findings of
a scopi...
Between User’s Expectations and Provider’s Quality of Work: the Future of Elderly Care in Lithuania
Journal of Population Ageing - - 2020
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