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Theorizing growing and being older: Connecting physical health, well-being and public health

Eileen FairhurstCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 27-38 | Published online: 21 Oct 2010

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Patrick Brown, Gert Lang & Katharina Resch. (2012) Evidence-based health promotion for older people and instrumentalisation: comparing the influence of policy contexts in Austria and England. Critical Public Health 22:4, pages 441-453.
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Clare Hocking, Juanita Murphy & Kirk Reed. (2011) Strategies Older New Zealanders Use to Participate in Day-To-Day Occupations. British Journal of Occupational Therapy 74:11, pages 509-516.
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Lynne Andonian & Anne MacRae. (2011) Well Older Adults within an Urban Context: Strategies to Create and Maintain Social Participation. British Journal of Occupational Therapy 74:1, pages 2-11.
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Judy Lumby. (2010) Grandparents and grandchildren. International Journal of Evidence-Based Healthcare 8:1, pages 28-31.
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Eileen Fairhurst. (2017) Theorising Sleep Practices and Later Life: Moving to Sheltered Housing. Sociological Research Online 12:5, pages 214-224.
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Stephen Wilmot. (2007) A Fair Range of Choice: Justifying Maximum Patient Choice in the British National Health Service. Health Care Analysis 15:2, pages 59-72.
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