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Attitudes and aspirations of older people: a qualitative study
Author(s)Carol Hayden, Annette Boaz, Francesa Taylor
Corporate AuthorLocal Government Centre, University of Warwick; Department of Social Security - DSS
PublisherDSS Social Research Branch, London, 1999
Pagesunnumbered (Department of Social Security research summary)
SourceKeith Watson, Social Research Branch, Adelphi, 1-11 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6HT.
KeywordsAttitude ; Social characteristics [elderly] ; Services ; Health services ; Participation ; Social surveys.
AnnotationThe Local Government Centre, Warwick University was commissioned to conduct a programme of research on behalf of the Inter-Ministerial Group on Older People, to examine older people's attitudes and aspirations, their lifestyles, their relations with local, regional and national government, and their views on how they are represented. The research focuses on three themes identified by the Inter-Ministerial group. First, active ageing, including employment, retirement, mentoring, volunteering, intergenerational activities, lifelong learning and the impact of age discrimination. Second, independence in health and social care. Third, consultation and involvement in government at all levels. The research comprises two inter-connected parts: a literature review, and this qualitative research. This summary presents the main findings. (RH)(KJ).
Accession NumberCPA-991214202 B
ClassmarkDP: F: I: L: TMB: 3F *

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