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  • Jun 12, 2023 | ijohs.com | Cathy Smith |Nemat Alsaba |Debra Nestel |Lisa Sokoloff

    Introduction Globally our population is ageing. Older adults are identified by the United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO) as individuals as being 60 years and older [1,2]. By 2050 the number of older adults is projected to reach 2.1 billion [2]. The care of older adults is challenging due to complex multidimensional medical, psychosocial and physiological age-related changes [3].

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