Active lives groups for older people living in the community: Their benefits and impact

Brenda Roe; Amelia Bell; R Gandy; P Barraclough; V Frost

Active lives groups for older people living in the community: Their benefits and impact

Brenda Roe, Amelia Bell, R Gandy, P Barraclough, V Frost

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Abstract

The Irish Gerontological Society is an all-island society (Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) and is one of the oldest societies in the world dedicated to research in ageing. It is a strongly interdisciplinary Gerontological society, with all four pillars of gerontology represented in its governance and membership, and a strong belief that progress in making an age-attuned world on a scientific basis lies in ensuring equipoise and mutually respectful relationships between the interlocking pillars of gerontology.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	8th International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics Congress - Dublin, Ireland Duration: 23 Apr 2015 → 26 Apr 2015

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Conference	8th International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics Congress
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Dublin
Period	23/04/15 → 26/04/15

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Active lives groups for older people living in the community: Their benefits and impact

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