Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues
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This cluster of papers explores various aspects of elderly care, aging population, societal impact, and policy implications. It covers topics such as challenges in providing care for the elderly, changing patterns of youth employment in urban areas, intergenerational relationships, residential mobility during retirement, and the impact of cultures on family support for the elderly. The papers also discuss the implications of aging on healthcare systems, social support structures, and the overall quality of life for the elderly population.
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aging in place; active ageing; aging society; aging policy; housing for the elderly; elderly housing; elderly welfare; rural elderly; elderly care services; quality of life in old age; age-friendly cities; elderly rights; gerontological social work; elderly living alone; housing for older people; elderly care policy; community-based elderly care; old-age poverty; senior housing; rural aging; needs of older people; elderly participation; well-being in old age; home-based elderly care; retired cadres
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Morton address: 38364469099531144 · morton4x16-v1
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