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Abstract
We know that regularly engaging in physical activity is critical to improving
quality of life, decreasing risks for a wide range of chronic diseases, enhancing
social connections, and supporting us to age more healthfully. Despite this,
older adults are the least active segment of the population in the UK and
other Westernised countries. Our current health and social care systems are
not funded or designed to provide opportunities to support engagement in
daily physical activity across the diverse population of older adults in society.
So, what can we do to promote physical activity more effectively, and deliver
programmes that can reach the wide range of older adults in our communities?
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quality of life, decreasing risks for a wide range of chronic diseases, enhancing
social connections, and supporting us to age more healthfully. Despite this,
older adults are the least active segment of the population in the UK and
other Westernised countries. Our current health and social care systems are
not funded or designed to provide opportunities to support engagement in
daily physical activity across the diverse population of older adults in society.
So, what can we do to promote physical activity more effectively, and deliver
programmes that can reach the wide range of older adults in our communities?
...
Original language | English |
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Type | Summary of Seminar Series |
Publication status | Published - 2017 |
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More of the Same is not Enough
Phoenix, C. (PI)
Economic and Social Research Council
4/01/16 → 14/02/18
Project: Research council