... of intereset. © 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Dementia Social inclusion Changing attitudes Community building Age friendly society Survey design Stigma is a complex social phenomenon where a group difference is identified...

... protection, safety and dignity to the elderly (Walker and Zaidi, 2016). Old age homes Positive ageing Upper middle-older adult Social networks Quality of life Changing attitudes Age friendly society Residential care Older people Moreover, the prevailing institutional infrastructure...

.... Joyce Weil can be contacted at: jweil@towson.edu © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Dialogic analysis Discourse analysis Thematic analysis Older adults Meaning of place Ageing well Changing attitudes Quality of life Age...

... recognising facial expressions or recognising friends. In other words, explore real seeing situations. Action: Have a meaningful conversation about seeing things. Social care Changing attitudes Patient’s experience User involvement Acquired deafblindness Sensory loss Yes, I am an older...

... Darvishpoor Kakhki can be contacted at: darvishpoor@sbmu.ac.ir © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Ageing well Older people Healthcare Changing attitudes Home care Patients’ experience The present qualitative research...

... Older people Age-friendly society Partnership Public participation Changing attitudes “Productive ageing” puts forward the fundamental view that the capacity of older adults must be better developed and utilised in activities that make economic contributions to the society – working...

... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Well-being Ageing well Changing attitudes Older people Interventions Brain fitness Observations and feedback from instructors and participants also made clear the value of peer-to-peer interaction and sharing amongst participants in the course...

... rights only Community building Older people Ageing well Public participation Loneliness Changing attitudes This paper reports on the findings of the “Alonely” community research project based in the Greater Bedminster Area of Bristol in the UK. Over the course of one year a group...

... for caring for one another especially in their moments of greatest vulnerability. Originality/value There is little, if any, other writing on this approach to ageing, men, and masculinities. The paper is therefore of great value, and may stimulate wider application of this approach. Changing attitudes...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Transition Quality of life Ageing well Changing attitudes Service development Age discrimination There is an emerging recognition of the idea that how people think about ageing affects...

... reporting or analysis of such schemes. This paper therefore adds significantly to this important are of public policy and provision. Volunteering Quality of life Social care Changing attitudes Care homes Older people Care homes for older people are, with some exceptions, closed institutions...

... and anxiety about how health and social care services will cope with a growing population of older people and how the government will cope with a perceived pensions crisis. Loneliness Ageing well Changing attitudes Age friendly society Older people Intergenerational We have also used...

... that there are a number of areas that the Church of England needs to work on to help people become enveloped within the churches that many of them knew and have grown up with. Originality/value – New case study and up to date research. Wellbeing Dementia Social change Older people Changing attitudes Social...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Quality of life Dementia Changing attitudes Advocacy Older people Intergenerational The words “dementia” or “Alzheimer's” evoke strong feelings: they have become heavily value-laden terms. In popular discourse they are often confounded...

... to prevent decline and allow them to enjoy “good” retirement. Older workers Ageing well Changing attitudes Outcome focused Fear of decline Retirement There is a growing trend for people over 50 to be in paid work in the UK. In 2001, 62 per cent of 50-64-year-olds were at work...

... Older people Changing attitudes Policy makers are beginning to develop new mental maps for understanding later life. One of the most promising is that which focuses on seeing changes across the life course as a series of “transitions” – in other words change processes which have an impact...

... accommodate an older population and ensure that cities embrace the whole population for the duration of their lifetime, whatever that may be. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Community building Changing attitudes Demographic change Intergenerational Age friendly society Active Third Age...

... Limited 2014 Policy Ageing well Changing attitudes Service development Immunization Vaccination Innovations in public health over the past 200 years have transformed life expectancy in the UK and we are living longer than ever before. If we are to ensure our ageing society does...

.... Although the positive effects of participative arts are evident throughout the report, in the summary, the authors observe: Community building Older people Ageing well Changing attitudes Age friendly society There is a slightly Groundhog Day feeling to working in the field of participative...

... of the positive impacts of performance activity. Graphic 1 Social networks Quality of life Older people Ageing well Changing attitudes Well-being For older people, being engaged in activity is proven to have important benefits on physical and mental wellbeing. Numerous studies outline how...