Dergiler / Journal of Aging and Long-Term Care
National Association of Social and Applied Gerontology (NASAG) has recently assumed responsibility for the planning and introduction of a new international journal, namely, the Journal of Aging and Long-Term Care (JALTC) . With world societies facing rapid increases in their respective older populations, there is a need for new 21st century visions, practices, cultural sensitivities and evidenced-based policies that assist in balancing the tensions between informal and formal long-term care support and services as well as examining topics about aging. The JALTC is being launched as the official journal of the NASAG . The preceding journal aims to foster new scholarship contributions that address theoretical, clinical and practical issues related to aging and long-term care. It is intended that the JALTC will be the first and foremost a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary journal seeking to use research to build quality-based public policies for long-term health care for older people.
2018 · Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 2
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
|---|---|---|
| Older adults suffering different health problems and implementation of programs | Emre SENOL-DURAK | 53–54 |
| Posttraumatic growth among Turkish older adults with diabetes | Emre SENOL-DURAK, Mithat DURAK | 55–63 |
| Effect of a sit-to-stand activity on mobility outcomes among Canadian continuing care residents with and without dementia | Susan E. SLAUGHTER, Carla ICKERT, C. Allyson JONES, Jeffrey A. BAKAL | 65–72 |
| The implementation of an evidence-based practice falls prevention program in long-term care | Candice R. P. MATTHEWS | 73–87 |
| Experiences of older adults and long-term care institutions regarding technical solutions: Evaluation results from Austria | Martin PALLAUF, Manfred KOFLER, Bernd SEEBERGER | 89–98 |