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Population Ageing: How to Turnaround Attitudes to Older Australians?
Attitudes towards older people have changed. The group once seen as
needy and deserving is often considered a burden these days, says Hal
Kendig, chief investigator of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population
Ageing Research, based at the University of New South Wales.
Stereotypes are unhelpful in the drive to support an increasing number
of older people towards productive and healthy later years. Australia
will need its older workforce in future, and a new body of research
highlights its capabilities. Signs of a turnaround in attitudes are also
on the horizon.
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By theBoxAttitudes towards older people have changed. The group once seen as
needy and deserving is often considered a burden these days, says Hal
Kendig, chief investigator of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population
Ageing Research, based at the University of New South Wales.
Stereotypes are unhelpful in the drive to support an increasing number
of older people towards productive and healthy later years. Australia
will need its older workforce in future, and a new body of research
highlights its capabilities. Signs of a turnaround in attitudes are also
on the horizon.
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