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Ageing And Maori

He Huarahi Whakapakari Kaumātuatanga

Kaumātua Mana Motuhake Pōi

Tai Kaumātuatanga Older Māori Wellbeing and Participation

‘Mā mua ka kite a muri; mā muri ka ora a mua’
Health and Wellbeing in Ageing

Reducing social isolation with big data

Promoting social connection through challenging public attitudes

Building connections as we age

Developing an early warning system to recognise resident deterioration in residential aged care
Health and Wellbeing in Ageing

Ageing Well through Eating, Sleeping, Socialising and Mobility Programme (AWESSoM)

Towards Optimising Vitality in Older Adults

Frailty Trajectories, Resilience and Quality of life in the Retirement Village Community
2014 - 2019
Adapting Cognitive Stimulation Therapy for Māori & Pasifika People (BRNZ CoRE)

Drug Burden Index

Electrical Stimulators for Stroke Recovery

Exploring the Needs of Pacific Families Affected by Age-Related Cognitive Impairment (BRNZ CoRE)

Neurodegeneration and Individual Interventions

Independence and Housing Tenure
Kaumatua mana motuhake

Loneliness and Social Isolation

Long-Term Effectiveness of Health and Wellness Coaching (BRNZ CoRE)

Ngā Kaumātua, ō Mātou Taonga

Pacific Islands Families

Retirement Villages
Risk Factors in Reduced Social Engagement

Social Isolation

Staying Upright and Eating Well

Stroke and CVD Prevention

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Ageing And Maori

He Huarahi Whakapakari Kaumātuatanga

Kaumātua Mana Motuhake Pōi

Tai Kaumātuatanga Older Māori Wellbeing and Participation

‘Mā mua ka kite a muri; mā muri ka ora a mua’
Health and Wellbeing in Ageing

Reducing social isolation with big data

Promoting social connection through challenging public attitudes

Building connections as we age

Developing an early warning system to recognise resident deterioration in residential aged care
Health and Wellbeing in Ageing

Ageing Well through Eating, Sleeping, Socialising and Mobility Programme (AWESSoM)

Towards Optimising Vitality in Older Adults

Frailty Trajectories, Resilience and Quality of life in the Retirement Village Community
2014 - 2019
Adapting Cognitive Stimulation Therapy for Māori & Pasifika People (BRNZ CoRE)

Drug Burden Index

Electrical Stimulators for Stroke Recovery

Exploring the Needs of Pacific Families Affected by Age-Related Cognitive Impairment (BRNZ CoRE)

Neurodegeneration and Individual Interventions

Independence and Housing Tenure
Kaumatua mana motuhake

Loneliness and Social Isolation

Long-Term Effectiveness of Health and Wellness Coaching (BRNZ CoRE)

Ngā Kaumātua, ō Mātou Taonga

Pacific Islands Families

Retirement Villages
Risk Factors in Reduced Social Engagement

Social Isolation

Staying Upright and Eating Well

Stroke and CVD Prevention

Tapinga ‘a Maama’

Te Whakahaumitanga
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Podcast with Dr Michal Boyd

20 Feb 2020

Emergent Opportunities Funding

28 Jan 2020

Collaborative Research Partnerships

08 Dec 2019

Frailty Care Guides Launched

07 Dec 2019

Ageing Well National Conference

06 Dec 2019

Ageing and Māori Funding

20 Nov 2019

Funding Announcement

05 Jun 2019

New Communications Manager

28 May 2019

All of Government Showcase

04 Apr 2019

Research Featured in North&South

29 Mar 2019

Getting Ready for Old Age - Director Featured in ODT article

17 Mar 2019

New Challenge Directors Featured in Uni Bulletin

18 Feb 2019

Improved access to greenspaces needed

17 Feb 2019

Ministry grants supporting age-friendly communities

17 Feb 2019

Novel stroke treatment has scientists excited

28 Jan 2019

Ageing Well & Brain Research New Zealand announce co-funding

28 Jan 2019

Challenge refunded through to 2024!

19 Nov 2018

Research seeks to improve health outcomes of older Māori (kaumātua)

13 Nov 2018

Call for Expressions of Interest

23 Oct 2018

Register NOW for our Roadshows

16 Oct 2018

MEDIA RELEASE - Life Course Research Symposium

16 Oct 2018

Half of those reaching 65 years in 2040 will rent, research suggests

30 Sep 2018

September 2018 Newsletter

18 Sep 2018

Need for holistic approach to patient care emphasised

16 Sep 2018

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