Page 150 - Ageing and Dementia: A compendium of New Zealand research literature
Basic HTML Version
POLICY DOCUMENTS, GUIDELINES ANDREPORTS: AGEING AND DEMENTIAS 133
Davey, J. (2006). Research on ageing in New Zealand. Progress, gaps, and the potential contribution of
EWAS research.
EWAS: Enhancing Wellbeing in an Ageing Society
, Working Paper No 3.
Retrieved fro
Department of Social Welfare Senior Citizens Unit. (1999).
International Year of Older Persons: towards a
society for all ages = Te Tau Whakatairanga Kaumatua Puta i te Ao: he anga oranga kau mo nga
whakatipuranga katoa
. Wellington, New Zealand: Senior Citizens Unit, Social Policy Agency,
Dept. of Social Welfare. Injury Prevention Waimakariri & Waimakariri District Council.
Dwyer, M. (2000).
Factors affecting the ability of older people to live independently: a report for the
International Year of Older Persons
: Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand Ministry of Social
Development
Fallon, P. (2006). Elder abuse and/or neglect: Literature Review. Wellington New Zealand: Centre for
Social Research and Evaluation, University of Auckland
Fisher, M., & Thomson, S. (2014). Dementia and Driving Safety: A clinical guideline.
Gee, S., Scott, M., & Croucher, M. (2012). Walking in Another’s Shoes: Encouraging person-centred care
through an experiential education programme.
Good Practice Publications
. Wellington, New
Zealand: Ako Aotearoa
Gee, S.B., & Croucher, M.J. (2011).
Older New Zealanders and Antipsychotic medications knowledge
project: Understanding current prescribing practice
. Wellington, New Zealand: PHARMAC.
