Social research and actions on ageing well

  • Kendig H
  • Browning C
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Why do researchers and advocates use the holistic term ‘ageing well’? The term encompasses positive and constructive views of ageing, health, and wellbeing. It recognises ‘ageing’ as a lifelong, normal experience for everyone rather than being limited to those who are (often pejoratively) termed old. ‘Wellness’ as viewed by older people is grounded in a sense of feeling good as well as maintaining or recovering good physical and mental health as a resource for daily living. Ageing well is increasingly viewed as a major goal for health and care practitioners, as well as for older people themselves. A multidisciplinary approach

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Kendig, H., & Browning, C. (2016). Social research and actions on ageing well. In Population Ageing and Australia’s Future. ANU Press. https://doi.org/10.22459/paaf.11.2016.07

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