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Aging Research Collaboratory Seminar

Researchers Studying Aging at York

Join us for the first Aging Research Collaboratory session hosted by YU-CARE to hear about and engage with each other about inter-disciplinary research methods and methodologies for conducting aging research at York!

Please note this is an Internal Event open to York University Faculty Members and Students only.

Aging Research Collaboratory Sessions

Exploring the Lifespan Vulnerability of the Perception- Action Dissociation

The Aging Athlete

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Examining the acceptability of healthcare interventions prior to implementation: Why and how?

Examining the acceptability of healthcare interventions prior to implementation: Why and how?

Developing a comprehensive mobility discharge assessment framework (COMDAF) for older adults transitioning from hospital to home through knowledge synthesis and international e-dephi method

What is behind the fluctuations in seniors' poverty rates in Canada from 1976 2019?

Design for the frontlines: Towards effective development of VR for healthcare

Quantifying the biology of aging: the role of cardiorespatory physiology

Tracking hypertension progression with transition probabilities in older adults: Evidence from the World Health Organization Study on Global Aging and Adult Health

Evaluation older adult day programs: Design and methods of the Helen Carswell Chair in Dementia Care program of research

Future thinking in aging and age- related disease

Research to practice: Implementation strategies to improve physical activity levels among residents of long- term care

Best practices for assessing cognitive decline in aging research

Looking a little deeper: Multimethod investigations of late-life development

Designing technologies for people with early onset dementia: a participatory design approach

Best practices for assessing cognitive decline in aging research

Assessing and improving brain networks for daily function in those at risk for dementia

Indigenous Aging in the Age Friendly City