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Fenton, K., & Malcolm, P. (2001). Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? A study of SeniorNet
in New Zealand.
New Zealand Journal of Applied Computing and
Information Technology
,
5
(2),
16-21.
Foster, P., & Neville, S. (2010). Women over the age of 85 years who live alone: a descriptive study.
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 26
(1), 4-13.
Frizelle, F. (2005). Health expenditure and the ageing population.
New Zealand Medical Journal
,
118
(1208)
Gee, S., Davey, J., & Duke, J. (2001). Greying of the nations: issues for health care in the context of an
ageing population.
Health Affairs
,
8
(2):4-8.
Giddings, L. S., Roy, D. E., & Predeger, E. (2007). Women's experience of ageing with a chronic condition.
Journal of Advanced Nursing
,
58
(6), 557-565.
Grant, B. C. (2008). An insider's view on physical activity in later life.
Psychology of Sport and Exercise,
9
(6), 817-829
Hamblelton, P., Keeling, S., & McKenzie, M. (2008). Quality of life: The views of older recipients of low-
level home support.
Social Policy Journal of New
Zealand. 33, 146-162.
Hanger, C., Griffith, J., Lynn, S., McGeoch, G. & Abernethy, P. (2005). Dinner, bed and breakfast for older
people: early experiences of a short-term service to manage acute hospital demand.
New
Zealand Medical Journal
,
118
(1214), 1-13.
