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RESEARCH DISSERTATIONS AND THESES ON AGING
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Murphy, J. (2008).
Strategies older New Zealanders use to participate in day-to-day occupations.
(
Master’s thesis, Health Sciences, Auckland University of Technology).
Quinlivan, M. W. (1996).
Ageing and Leisure.
(Master’s thesis, Social Sciences. Victoria University).
Revuecamp, I. (2012).
Is New Zealand’s legal framework in relation to the making of healthcare decisions
on behalf of mentally incapacitated older persons adequate?
(Master’s thesis, Bioethics and
Health Law, University of Otago).
Richardson, M.
(2006).
Interruption events and sensemaking processes: a narrative analysis of older
people’s relationships with computers. (
PhD thesis, Management in Communication, University
of Waikato).
(2006).
Narratives of ageing: experiences of older women.
(Masters thesis, Social Sciences.
University of Waikato)
Robins, M. (2005).
Job satisfaction and job turnover in the New Zealand aged care sector
. (Master’s
thesis, Massey University)
.
Roeters, S. (2005).
Exploring registered health professionals’ assessment of older adults in care facilities
.
(Master’s thesis, Massey University).
Rose, R. A. (2013).
Ageing in place: the experiences of older adults accessing health services in the
Wakatipu.
(Master’s thesis, Psychology, Massey University. Palmerston North).
Russell, J. M. (2013).
Living at home after 95 years.
(Master’s thesis, Nursing, Massey
University, Albany,
New Zealand)
