Creating Aging-Friendly Communities examines the need to redesign America's communities to respond to our aging society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrew E. Scharlach, PhD, is Professor of Social Welfare at the University of California at Berkeley, where he holds the Eugene and Rose Kleiner Chair in Aging and directs the Gerontology specialization in the School of Social Welfare. He also serves as Director of the Center for the Advanced Study of Aging Services, where he conducts research designed to inform development of innovative and cost-effective approaches for promoting the well-being of older adults and the communities in which they reside. Amanda Lehning, PhD, MSW, is an assistant professor at the University of Maryland, School of Social Work. She received her MSW from Bryn Mawr College and a PhD in Social Welfare from the University of California, Berkeley. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Michigan, School of Social Work. Her research focuses on the effects of policies, programs, and neighborhood infrastructure on older adults' health, well-being, and the ability to age in place.
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* Introduction: Why America's Communities Must Become More Aging-Friendly * Part I: Aging and Community * 1. Aging in America: Challenges and Opportunities for Communities * 2. Aging Well * 3. The Community Context for Aging Well * 4. Towards Aging-Friendly Communities * Part II: Characteristics of Aging-Friendly Communities * 5. Overcoming Physical Barriers to Aging Well: Mobility and the Built Environment * 6. Promoting Social Engagement * 7. Optimizing Personal Well-Being: Health and Social Supports * Part III: Creating Aging-Friendly Communities * 8. Approaches to Aging-Friendly Community Change * 9. Community Planning Models * 10. Cross-Sector Collaborations * 11. Community Development Initiatives * Part IV: Aging-Friendly Communities - Challenges and Opportunities * 12. The Challenges of Making Communities More Aging Friendly * 13. Conclusion: Aging-Friendly Communities - Present and Future * References * Appendix: Resources for Creating Aging-Friendly Communities * Index
* Introduction: Why America's Communities Must Become More Aging-Friendly * Part I: Aging and Community * 1. Aging in America: Challenges and Opportunities for Communities * 2. Aging Well * 3. The Community Context for Aging Well * 4. Towards Aging-Friendly Communities * Part II: Characteristics of Aging-Friendly Communities * 5. Overcoming Physical Barriers to Aging Well: Mobility and the Built Environment * 6. Promoting Social Engagement * 7. Optimizing Personal Well-Being: Health and Social Supports * Part III: Creating Aging-Friendly Communities * 8. Approaches to Aging-Friendly Community Change * 9. Community Planning Models * 10. Cross-Sector Collaborations * 11. Community Development Initiatives * Part IV: Aging-Friendly Communities - Challenges and Opportunities * 12. The Challenges of Making Communities More Aging Friendly * 13. Conclusion: Aging-Friendly Communities - Present and Future * References * Appendix: Resources for Creating Aging-Friendly Communities * Index
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