Older people make up a significant and growing number of those affected by humanitarian crises, yet they are often not sought out or prioritised within the humanitarian response. Humanitarian agencies, donors, and international bodies neglect older people's health and nutrition. The gaps in knowledge and research about the needs of older people in emergencies are considerable. Older people are not monitored in emergencies and they are not prioritised despite evidence of disproportionate mortality and morbidity in this group. We call for policy changes by humanitarian agencies and donors to ensure that the needs of this vulnerable group are met
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Two major disasters hit Australasia in February this year. Physicians in Geriatric Medicine were in...
Abstract Background The combination of global demographic changes and a growing number of humanitari...
Abstract Background The combination of global demographic changes and a growing number of humanitari...
This talk is about elderly care for elderly refugee people across the world. It focuses on important...
The current state of the issues of population ageing is one of the demographic trends of the present...
Although older people may be recognized as a vulnerable group post-natural disasters, their particul...
The high rates of death, disability and illness and the scarcity of resources associated with relief...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Data on the elderly are rarely collected in humanitarian emergencies. During a refugee crisis in Sou...
Elders have long been recognised as among the most vulnerable people in disaster events. This paper ...
Older refugees are often a neglected population, particularly when it comes to health. In Jordan, th...
At the heart of humanitarian action are the principles of humanity and impartial-ity. All people hav...
Older refugees are often a neglected population, particularly when it comes to health. In Jordan, th...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Two major disasters hit Australasia in February this year. Physicians in Geriatric Medicine were in...
Abstract Background The combination of global demographic changes and a growing number of humanitari...
Abstract Background The combination of global demographic changes and a growing number of humanitari...
This talk is about elderly care for elderly refugee people across the world. It focuses on important...
The current state of the issues of population ageing is one of the demographic trends of the present...
Although older people may be recognized as a vulnerable group post-natural disasters, their particul...
The high rates of death, disability and illness and the scarcity of resources associated with relief...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Data on the elderly are rarely collected in humanitarian emergencies. During a refugee crisis in Sou...
Elders have long been recognised as among the most vulnerable people in disaster events. This paper ...
Older refugees are often a neglected population, particularly when it comes to health. In Jordan, th...
At the heart of humanitarian action are the principles of humanity and impartial-ity. All people hav...
Older refugees are often a neglected population, particularly when it comes to health. In Jordan, th...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Against the backdrop of rapid population ageing and widespread urbanisation, this review explores ol...
Two major disasters hit Australasia in February this year. Physicians in Geriatric Medicine were in...