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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Area Agency on Aging"”.
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Consumer Participation in Planning Services for Older Persons: A Case Study of an Area Agency on Aging
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The modification and field testing of the Institute of Nutrition Quality of Life Scale for the Elderly
The Institute of Nutrition Quality of Life Scale for the Elderly (INQLS) was studied and then modified by the researcher. The new version was referred to as the modified INQLS. In the modified INQLS, nutritional quality of life is defined as the satisfactory intake and utilization of nutrients as …
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Factors impacting the implementation of evidence-based wellness programs in Illinois senior centers
… minority backgrounds, living in rural areas, or with lower socioeconomic status are more vulnerable to experience chronic diseases and conditions than their counterparts. Physical activity and proper nutrition have been shown to help prevent and manage these conditions. While …
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An investigation of educational services perceived as needed by older persons which may be provided by the community college
An investigation was conducted at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College in Richmond, Virginia in order to (1) obtain a descriptive profile of the elderly in its community; (2) determine what factors affected attendance of the elderly at the college; and (3) ascertain the educational services …
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Living outside the box: sustaining the lifelong community through universal design
… That image is shaped, in part, by our reaction to the communities in which we now live or used to live. However we often take for granted the elements of communities that enable and sometimes disable many of us to remain active in a community for a lifetime. For older residents, a lifelong …
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Social Impact Program Evaluation
… covering all of their program participant and agency needs. Compounding this problem, funders now have greater expectations that agencies demonstrate a return on investment, document their success, and demonstrate benefits to the community. This has led agencies to seek or develop more …