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Reconceptualizing Successful Aging among North American Older Indigenous Peoples

by Jessica Pace November 26, 2016

by Jessica Pace November 26, 2016

The dominant model of successful aging is centered on three main criteria which include: a low probability of disease and disability, high physical and cognitive functional capacity, and active engagement with life (Rowe & Kahn, 1987). Over time, this concept has gained traction as a leading focus for research, policy, and practice.

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