Fifty Plus in Ireland 2011 First results from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) /
Barrett, Alan.
Fifty Plus in Ireland 2011 First results from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) / [ebook] : edited by Alan Barrett, George Savva, Virpi Timonen...[et al]. - Dublin : The Irish Longitudinal Study, 2011. - 322p. - LENUS Irish Health Repository. .
CW768 TILDA is the most comprehensive longitudinal study of adults and ageing ever conducted in Ireland. The study is led by Trinity College Dublin (TCD) in collaboration with a majority of the other principal academic institutions in Ireland. A wide range of experts from many disciplines have been involved from the outset in the development and execution of this complex strategic research study. The library does not hold this publication in hardcopy format.
Introduction / Rose Anne Kenny and Alan Barrett -- Socio-Demographic Characteristics Of Older People In Ireland / Yumiko Kamiya and Nick Sofroniou -- Older People As Members Of Their Families And Communities / Yumiko Kamiya and Virpi Timonen -- Social Engagement Of Older People / Virpi Timonen, Yumiko Kamiya and Siobhan Maty -- Physical And Behavioural Health Of Older Irish Adults / Hilary Cronin, Claire O’Regan and Rose Anne Kenny -- Mental Health And Cognitive Function / Claire O’Regan, Hilary Cronin and Rose Anne Kenny -- Health And Social Care Utilisation / Charles Normand, Yumiko Kamiya, Virpi Timonen and Brendan Whelan -- Retirement And Labour Market Participation / Irene Mosca and Alan Barrett -- Income and Asset Levels of Older People / Vincent O’ Sullivan and Richard Layte -- Quality Of Life And Beliefs About Ageing / Hannah McGee, Karen Morgan, Anne Hickey, Helen Burke and George Savva -- Methodology / George Savva.
Mode of access: Internet via the World Wide Web courtesy of http://www.tcd.ie/tilda/ website.
9781907894015
Ageing.
Ageing--Ireland.
Older people--Social conditions.--Ireland
Older people--Economic conditions.--Ireland
Older people--Attitudes.--Ireland
Older people--Lifestyle.--Ireland
Fifty Plus in Ireland 2011 First results from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) / [ebook] : edited by Alan Barrett, George Savva, Virpi Timonen...[et al]. - Dublin : The Irish Longitudinal Study, 2011. - 322p. - LENUS Irish Health Repository. .
CW768 TILDA is the most comprehensive longitudinal study of adults and ageing ever conducted in Ireland. The study is led by Trinity College Dublin (TCD) in collaboration with a majority of the other principal academic institutions in Ireland. A wide range of experts from many disciplines have been involved from the outset in the development and execution of this complex strategic research study. The library does not hold this publication in hardcopy format.
Introduction / Rose Anne Kenny and Alan Barrett -- Socio-Demographic Characteristics Of Older People In Ireland / Yumiko Kamiya and Nick Sofroniou -- Older People As Members Of Their Families And Communities / Yumiko Kamiya and Virpi Timonen -- Social Engagement Of Older People / Virpi Timonen, Yumiko Kamiya and Siobhan Maty -- Physical And Behavioural Health Of Older Irish Adults / Hilary Cronin, Claire O’Regan and Rose Anne Kenny -- Mental Health And Cognitive Function / Claire O’Regan, Hilary Cronin and Rose Anne Kenny -- Health And Social Care Utilisation / Charles Normand, Yumiko Kamiya, Virpi Timonen and Brendan Whelan -- Retirement And Labour Market Participation / Irene Mosca and Alan Barrett -- Income and Asset Levels of Older People / Vincent O’ Sullivan and Richard Layte -- Quality Of Life And Beliefs About Ageing / Hannah McGee, Karen Morgan, Anne Hickey, Helen Burke and George Savva -- Methodology / George Savva.
Mode of access: Internet via the World Wide Web courtesy of http://www.tcd.ie/tilda/ website.
9781907894015
Ageing.
Ageing--Ireland.
Older people--Social conditions.--Ireland
Older people--Economic conditions.--Ireland
Older people--Attitudes.--Ireland
Older people--Lifestyle.--Ireland