Active and Successful Aging: A European Policy Perspective

NAME OF DOCUMENT Active and Successful Aging: A European Policy
Perspective
TYPE OF DOCUMENT Policy
An update of the Falls Prevention and Management
for Older Patients In Acute & Sub-acute Care
Facilities to accommodate an active ageing policy.
DOCUMENT NUMBER PMC4986585
DATE OF PUBLICATION May 2014
RISK RATING Medium
REVIEW DATE
Documents are to be reviewed a
maximum of three years from date of
issue
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FORMER REFERENCE(S)
Documents that are replaced by this
one
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EXECUTIVE SPONSOR or
EXECUTIVE CLINICAL
SPONSOR
Directorate of Clinical Operations
AUTHOR
Position responsible for the document
Liam Foster

including email address
KEY TERMS Labor market, Life course, Health, Retirement,
European Commission
SUMMARY
Brief summary of the contents of the
document
Underpinning this belief or rather focus is the fact
that chronological age as well as age factor is not
considered as an effective factor in predicting the
performance of an individual. In fact, a perspective
surrounding life cycle reinforces the pre-emptive
dimension of the active aging pattern that is set out
in the community to with an aim of facilitating the
maintenance for physical as well as mental capacity
that is tipped to enable old people to work longer if
need be, but as well create a rather healthier as well
as more fulfilled postemployment years.
This document is no doubt underpinned by the
Australian Commission on Quality as well as safety
health care (2014)
Name of Policy: Towards A EU Of All Ages
1. POLICY STATEMENT
 Old people are provided with a rather safe as well as accessible housing in the
community or even in the institutional settings. Apparently, this may include
physical access of a wide public and commercial services in the society.