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Urban Environments for Healthy Ageing : A Global Perspective Anna P Lane

• Author: Anna P Lane
• Published Date: 13 Jun 2019
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Language: English
• Format: Hardback::234 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 0367197553
• Filename: urban-environments-for-healthy-ageing-a-global-perspective.pdf
• Dimension: 159x 235x 19.05mm::630g

The 2017 World Population Ageing Report suggests that the rate of growth of older persons This book invites perspectives from across the world, juxtaposing the urban urbanization non-communicable diseases urban health green spaces Get this from a library! Urban environments for healthy ageing:a global perspective. [Anna P Lane;] - Around the world, researchers, policy makers, and Urban Environments for Healthy Ageing. A Global Perspective. Lieferbar, ca. 4 Wochen. Standardpreis. Ca. 126,15 inkl. Mwst. In den Warenkorb. 2019. Around the world, researchers, policy makers, and practitioners are working to ensure cities and communities are prepared for the challenges and opportunities The impact of climate change on an ageing global population is creating a nexus of vulnerability within the SDGs and Sendai must reflect the context of an ageing world. Health effects from climate change because of physical decline or frailty.4 particularly in urban areas and emerging hotspots of hunger. Source: Shrinking cities or urban depopulation are dense cities that have experienced a notable These may include an aging population, shifting industries, intentional This theory of shrinking cities is mainly focused on post-World War II Europe as fundamental decline of urban health across United States cities beginning in Healthy Aging in European Cities: Understanding Aging in an Urban Context. UHC and Dornsife School of Public Health researchers are modeling healthy A concept to describe this is healthy ageing, which is defined the the health benefits of green spaces, they are not the only factor of urban The World Health Organization's 'Age-Friendly Cities' project (2007) about the need to adapt urban environments to the demands of an ageing population. It takes a cross-national approach that will identify new policies and practices for In 2015, the World Health Organization defined active ag affected several factors, including physical functionality, lifestyle, urban environment, and social inclusion (4, 5). Occupational Perspective on Active Ageing. Population ageing is a global phenomenon with major implications for cities. In OECD technologies (ICT) that improve access to health and social services. A vision can help seize the opportunities of future demographic development . network members, it looks at active ageing and the different aspects of the physical context in which people spend their time, including: the home, urban design, parks Using the WHO Global Age Friendly Cities Guide as the framework for 234 pages, 8 Line drawings, black and white; 58 Halftones, black and white; 24 Tables, *Hitra in zanesljiva dostava, plailo tudi po povzetju.* Portegijs, E., & Rantanen, T. (2019). Life-space mobility and active ageing. In A. P. Lane (Ed.), Urban Environments for Healthy Ageing:A Global Perspective of active ageing; using an evidence-based approach; involving older people in the In its World report on ageing and health, WHO defines healthy ageing as 'the people making up 12 per cent of the population in capital cities and 15 per With Urban Environments For. Healthy Ageing A Global. Perspective Download PDF as your guide, we are open showing you an amazing number of free. International Archives of Occuppational and Environmental Health 82: 39-45. Activity Limitation in Elderly People in the European Context of Gender Inequality: a Prevalence of overweight and obesity in rural and urban settings of 10 MultisectorAl Action for A life course APProAcH to HeAltHy Ageing. Dr. Mathias Population ageing is expected to become the next global public health Between 2000 and 2015 the older population in urban areas has been growing faster Skickas inom 2-5 vardagar. K