With modifications for people with an intellectual disability, the concept of successful ageing
can be used as a template for development of strategies to improve health and wellbeing for …

Abstract Background and Objectives Existing literature highlights notable health and social
inequalities for people aging with a lifelong disability and the need for research to better …

Abstract Background and Aim: The main challenge of world health change to outlive with
better quality in 21 st century. Positive self-evaluation in aging process associated with …

Considering the increase in the elderly population and the importance of quality of life and
death anxiety among them, it seems necessary to investigate the influential variables in this …

This study explores the experiences and reflections of staff in intellectual disability (ID)
services concerning ageing with ID. Qualitative interviews were conducted with 24 staff …

In this chapter, we argue that aging with and into disability unsettles and challenges both
cultural representations of aging solely as decline and of disability as separate and shorn …

Older people with intellectual disabilities (ID) experience numerous transitions in their lives,
which include transitions between jobs, places of residence, relationship transitions, and …

Abstract Background and Objective: Most of the elderly suffer from chronic diseases and
receive constant treatment, which can influence their quality of life. It is therefore crucial to …

Older adults with intellectual disabilities are not adequately prepared for ageing and show
anxiety and uncertainty regarding the future. Therefore, the two-year educational …

Research has shown that older people with positive attitudes towards ageing have better
physical and cognitive health outcomes. But successful ageing is far from a universal …