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The McMaster Optimal Aging Portal provides you with direct access to trusted, evidence-based information about optimal aging to help the citizens in your jurisdiction live full, healthy lives. Learn more about how the content is selected, evaluated and presented. Help us spread the word about the Portal to older adults, caregivers, clients and colleagues. Download our promotional materials.
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Here is a list of the Portal's most recent policy articles. You must be logged in to read the full articles.
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A qualitative systematic review on the experiences of homelessness among older adults
BMC Geriatrics (2022) -
Occupational therapy interventions to improve driving performance in older people with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia: A systematic review
American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2021) -
User-driven innovation and technology-use in public health and social care: A systematic review of existing evidence
Journal of Innovation Management (2018) -
A scoping review: Characteristics and outcomes of residents who experience involuntary relocation
The Gerontologist (2020) -
Reliability and validity of on-road driving tests in vulnerable adults: A systematic review
International Journal of Rehabilitation Research (2019) -
Are interventions effective at improving driving in older drivers? A systematic review
BMC Geriatrics (2020)
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