Ryan Woolrych

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1. Introduction‘Aging-in-place’ has been a key policy driver in recent years and refers to the ability of an older person—defined by the United Nations as a person aged 60 or older—to remain living in their own home and community with some level of independence, rather than being placed in residential care [1,2].