Modelling age-friendly environment for social connectedness: a cross-sectional study

Ying, Lein Shi; Lai, Ming-Ming; Hwa, Lau Siok

doi:10.12688/f1000research.73032.1

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“…Shi Ying et al (98) 2021 Malásia Modelling age-friendly environment for social connectedness: A crosssectional study.…”

Section: Envelhecimento Ativo Planejamento Urbanomentioning

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Pressupostos epistemológicos das cidades amigas das pessoas idosas: revisão de escopo

Maciel¹,

Moura²

2023

Acta Paulista De Enfermagem

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Conflitos de interesse: nada a declarar. ResumoObjetivo: Identificar os conceitos e perspectivas teóricas que fundamentam os estudos sobre Cidade Amiga da Pessoa Idosa.Métodos: Revisão de escopo utilizando seis bancos de dados para identificar estudos publicados em revistas indexadas entre 2007 e 2021 usando as palavras-chave 'age-friendly' OR 'age friendly' OR 'cidade amiga'.Resultados: Foram encontrados 2.975 estudos que após aplicação de critérios de exclusão resultaram em 227. Observou-se ampla variação no conceito do termo, porém muitos autores o fizeram replicando a OMS, sendo que em 59,5% dos estudos não houve menção de nenhuma perspectiva teórica. A teoria ecológica foi o referencial mais frequente (26%), sendo o termo usado como um equivalente a envelhecimento ativo. Autores de quatro países respondem pela maioria dos artigos (61%).Conclusão: É necessário articular o conceito de Cidade Amiga da Pessoa Idosa com uma abordagem teórica e cultural para compreender mais profundamente as perspectivas do urbano e do social sob a lógica do envelhecimento populacional principalmente para a América Latina. A análise teórica nestes estudos e na gerontologia favorecerão discussões mais críticas sobre o envelhecimento, o idadismo e a crescente desigualdade social em curso.

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“…Shi Ying et al (98) 2021 Malásia Modelling age-friendly environment for social connectedness: A crosssectional study.…”

Section: Envelhecimento Ativo Planejamento Urbanomentioning

confidence: 99%

Pressupostos epistemológicos das cidades amigas das pessoas idosas: revisão de escopo

Maciel¹,

Moura²

2023

Acta Paulista De Enfermagem

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“…Shi Ying et al (98) 2021 Malásia Modelling age-friendly environment for social connectedness: A crosssectional study.…”

Section: Envelhecimento Ativo Planejamento Urbanomentioning

confidence: 99%

Epistemological assumptions of age-friendly cities: a scoping review

Maciel¹,

Moura²

2023

Acta Paul Enferm

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Objective: To identify the concepts and theoretical perspectives that underlie studies on age-friendly city. Methods: This is a scoping review using six databases to identify studies published in indexed journals between 2007 and 2021 using the keywords ‘age-friendly’ OR ‘age friendly’ OR ‘cidade amiga’. Results: A total of 2,975 studies were found, which, after applying the exclusion criteria, resulted in 227. There was wide variation in the concept of the term, but many authors did so by replicating the WHO, and in 59.5% of studies there was no mention of any theoretical perspective. The ecological theory was the most frequent reference (26%), the term being used as an equivalent to active aging. Authors from four countries account for most articles (61%). Conclusion: It is necessary to articulate the concept of age-friendly city with a theoretical and cultural approach to understand more deeply the urban and social perspectives under the logic of population aging, mainly for Latin America. Theoretical analysis in these studies and in gerontology will favor more critical discussions about aging, ageism and the growing social inequality in progress.

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Designing for Longevity

Reis da Silva

2025

Advances in Finance, Accounting, and Economics

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This article explores the intersection of age-friendly housing and urban planning within the broader context of the economics of aging. As populations worldwide continue to age, there is a growing need to adapt housing and urban environments to meet the specific needs of older adults. This chapter examines the economic implications of age-friendly housing initiatives and the role of urban planning in creating sustainable, inclusive environments for the elderly. By analysing current trends, policies, and economic models, the chapter aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how age-friendly urban planning can contribute to the well-being of older adults while also benefiting society at large. The discussion includes case studies from various global contexts, highlighting best practices and innovative solutions. The chapter concludes by offering policy recommendations and identifying areas for future research.

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Modelling age-friendly environment for social connectedness: a cross-sectional study

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References 39 publications

Pressupostos epistemológicos das cidades amigas das pessoas idosas: revisão de escopo

Pressupostos epistemológicos das cidades amigas das pessoas idosas: revisão de escopo

Epistemological assumptions of age-friendly cities: a scoping review

Designing for Longevity

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