Add to ORKGIt is well recognised that today people are not only living longer than their forebears, but they are able to enjoy a healthier more flexible period of retirement than previous generations. Life tables show on average that people can expect a further 17 years of life following retirement at sixty, which constitutes approximately 22 percent of a total life-span of 77 years. (1) During these retirement years activities tend to focus more on the home environment, and therefore the quality of this environment contributes significantly to the quality of life enjoyed. The general objective of this dissertation is to look closely at the type of home outdoor environments that older New Zealanders are living in, to better understand and identify ...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
The age structure of New Zealand’s population is expected to undergo a dramatic change in the next f...
The primary assumptions of government policies for the care and support of older people in New Zeala...
Population projections by Statistics New Zealand indicate that the New Zealand resident population w...
New Zealand, like many other countries, is experiencing a significant change in its population. Acco...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
When the time comes for older adults living in rural New Zealand to retire, it is often difficult fo...
The home and immediate locality increasingly become the focus of every-day living in later life. As ...
When the time comes for older adults living in rural New Zealand to retire, it is often difficult fo...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
The home and immediate locality increasingly become the focus of every-day living in later life. As ...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
The age structure of New Zealand’s population is expected to undergo a dramatic change in the next f...
The primary assumptions of government policies for the care and support of older people in New Zeala...
Population projections by Statistics New Zealand indicate that the New Zealand resident population w...
New Zealand, like many other countries, is experiencing a significant change in its population. Acco...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
New Zealand, like much of the developed world, has an ageing population. This fact is accompanied by...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
When the time comes for older adults living in rural New Zealand to retire, it is often difficult fo...
The home and immediate locality increasingly become the focus of every-day living in later life. As ...
When the time comes for older adults living in rural New Zealand to retire, it is often difficult fo...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
The ageing population is growing rapidly in New Zealand, and those with high-care needs are increasi...
The home and immediate locality increasingly become the focus of every-day living in later life. As ...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
With the rise in the number of people aged 65+ in New Zealand, it seems increasingly important that ...
The age structure of New Zealand’s population is expected to undergo a dramatic change in the next f...
The primary assumptions of government policies for the care and support of older people in New Zeala...