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What Does ‘Old’ or ‘Older’ Mean for the Cohort of People With Intellectual Disabilities? An Alternative Approach to Defining Commencement of Ageing in a Given Population
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. References Australian Government Productivity Commission. 2011. Caring for Older Australians. Inquiry Report. https://www.pc.gov.au/inquiries-and-research/aged-care/report/. Australian Government Productivity Commission. 2013. “An Ageing Australia: Preparing for the Future.” http://www.pc.gov.au/research/completed/ageing-australia/ageing-australia.pdf. , , , , and . 2017.
Full article: Impact of COVID-19 on the food safety practices of food insecured individuals: interruption of the interdependence food safety and food security association
Formulae display:? COVID-19 is a highly contagious infectious disease that was deemed a ‘global health threat’ and pandemic in 2020 (Pollard et al., Citation2020). COVID-19 has and continues to substantially affect the daily lives of people around the world (Auriemma & Iannaccone, Citation2020; Bonotti & Zech, Citation2021; Gopalan & Misra, Citation2020; WHO, Citation2024a).
Impact of Problem‐Based Learning Coaching and Neuroeducation in the Development of 21st Century Lifelong Learners
The 21st century has seen unprecedented advances and changes in knowledge and technology. Concurrently, university students are now more diverse with respect to factors including age, gender, and socioeconomic background (Kuh, Buckley, Bridges, & Hayek, 2006). As a result, health educators are now facing new teaching challenges because they need to: Engage distinct cohorts of students who present with different learning characteristics, which may vary according to their upbringing.
“Thin markets”: Recruitment and retention of disability staff to support effective post‐parental care planning in rural Australia
INTRODUCTION The Australian disability support sector has undergone a seismic change in the past decade following the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Arising from recommendations of the 2011 Productivity Commission (Australian Government, 2011), the NDIS was initially trialed in various regions of Australia in 2013, a full roll-out commenced in 2016 and the transition was considered to have been completed in 2019/20 (NDIS, 2022a).
Adaptive interviewing for the inclusion of people with intellectual disability in qualitative research
1 INTRODUCTION Historically, barriers to participation in research for people with an intellectual disability emanated from a problematisation of the ‘intellectually disabled person’. This problematisation largely takes form through issues relating to impaired cognitive process and communication impacting comprehension, consent and expressive capacity.
Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) based COVID-19 health impact assessment: A systematic review protocol
Loading metrics Open Access Study Protocol Abstract Background COVID-19 is a highly contagious infectious disease that emerged in 2019. This disease is causing devastating health, socio-economic, and economic crises. More specifically COVID-19 is affecting both the quality and length of human life.
Impact of COVID-19 on the food security and identifying the compromised food security dimension: A systematic review protocol
Loading metrics Open Access Study Protocol Abstract Background Food security is substantially affected directly by COVID-19 and/or indirectly by the measures adopted for the prevention of COVID-19 transmission. The aim of this systematic review is to summarize the impact of COVID-19 on food security and identify the most compromised food security dimension to ease the food security regulators and actors’ intervention prioritisation.
Actual and projected gaps in the provision of residential aged care in New South Wales, Australia
RESEARCH ARTICLE Previous Next Online Early Adam Austin A * , Thomas-Hoang Le B * , Thomas Moss A and Stuart Wark A C + Author Affiliations - Author Affiliations A School of Rural Medicine, University of New England, Armidale, NSW 2351, Australia. Email: aausti24@myune.edu.au; tmoss4@myune.edu.au B School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW 2308, Australia. Email: ThomasHoang.Le@uon.edu.au C Corresponding author.
Style over statistics
May 16, 2014 Stuart Wark Close Stuart Wark grew up watching cricket with his three older brothers, as he had no choice in the matter. However, over time he came to love both the game and its rich history. He played cricket (very poorly, it must be said) for many years across country New South Wales until failing eyesight caused his early retirement. When cricket-viewing permits, Stuart is employed at the University of New England as a research fellow with the School of Rural Medicine.
The un-English flair of Denis Compton
The antithesis of the dour English batting stereotype, Compton wowed fans and peers with his ability to play all the shots in the textbook and several outside of it It is interesting to reflect on the stereotypes that exist with respect to the various batting "styles" of players from certain countries, like the Calypso flair regularly argued to be inherent to cricketers from the West Indies.
England's 1894 SCG miracle
The current Ashes in England has featured some of the most one-sided matches in the contest for many years. Whether it constitutes a "great" series is largely a matter of perspective, and probably more importantly, nationality. The first really great Ashes series in terms of competitiveness occurred more than 120 years ago, in 1894-95 in Australia. England won the deciding fifth Test to take the series 3-2, but there were more twists and turns en route than the Stelvio Pass Road in Italy.
The batting record that stood for over a century
Reginald "Tip" Foster: the only man to have captained the English soccer and cricket teams © PA Photos Ross Taylor's magnificent 290 in the second Test in Perth guided New Zealand to safety after Australia's imposing first-innings total. Along the way, he broke a number of long-standing batting records. The oldest of these was held by Reginald "Tip" Foster, who had till then been in possession of the highest score by an overseas batsman in Australia.
England's 1894 SCG miracle
The current Ashes in England has featured some of the most one-sided matches in the contest for many years. Whether it constitutes a "great" series is largely a matter of perspective, and probably more importantly, nationality. The first really great Ashes series in terms of competitiveness occurred more than 120 years ago, in 1894-95 in Australia. England won the deciding fifth Test to take the series 3-2, but there were more twists and turns en route than the Stelvio Pass Road in Italy.
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