Page 62 - Ageing and Dementia: A compendium of New Zealand research literature
Basic HTML Version
RESEARCH DISSERTATIONS AND THESES ON AGING
45
Greenbrook, S. (2005).
Village people: the changing role of retirement villages in New Zealand’s ageing
society
. (Master’s thesis, University of Auckland).
Hambleton, P. (2006).
Quality of life is quality of life is quality of life: the views of older people ageing in
place
. (Master’s thesis, Health Sciences, University of Otago).
Hardie, J. (2014).
Hear to Care: The role of caregivers in the spiritual care of
residents in New Zealand
Rest Homes.
(Master’s thesis, Arts. Victoria University).
Heppenstall. C. P. (2011).
Maintaining Independence: Predicting and Preventing Residential Care
Admission in Frail Older People Discharged from Hospital.
(PhD thesis, University of Otago).
Holmes, J. (2006)
. Successful ageing: a critical analysis.
(PhD thesis, Sociology, Social Policy, and Social
Work, Massey University)
Jacobs, S. P. (2010).
Implementation as a systematic manageable process rather than a Pandora's Box of
confusion: reshaping community home
care for older people
. (PhD thesis, University of
Auckland)
Kaita-Holland, E. J. (2010).
'All in a day's work' The life-world of older people
in New Zealand rest homes
.
(
PhD thesis, University of Auckland)
Kerr, A. L. (2002).
Senior citizens: old age and citizenship in provincial New
Zealand communities.
(PhD
thesis, Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work, Massey University).
King, A. I. I. (2010).
Creating sustainable home care services for older people.
(PhD thesis, The University
of Auckland)
Kisken, A. L. (2013).
Perceived and measured health benefits of aqua-based exercise for older adults with
osteoarthritis.
(Master’s thesis, Health Sciences, Auckland University of Technology).
