Current Research The current research of the Centre focuses on: Participatory action research with women veterans Sex, gender, and intersectionality in military and veteran life Transforming military cultures Military sexual violence Community-engaged research on war…
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Our Future is Aging: Advancing Knowledge Series EVIDENCE TO ENHANCE POLICY AND PRACTICE IN CONTINUING CARE The Issue – Access to supports that maintain and enhance quality of life… Timely and effective home and community-based…
NSCA Café Scientifiques NSCA has hosted several successful Café Scientifiques. A Café Scientifique is an opportunity to bring together researchers with members of the public to spark a discussion about some of the most interesting…
For more information on Dr. Goldman, click here. The Nova Scotia Centre on Aging has had many accomplishments over its 25 years making it one of the longest operating university based centres on aging in…
Student Essay Competition The Nova Scotia Centre on Aging, Mount Saint Vincent University advances knowledge on aging to inform social policy and practice and enhance the quality of life of older people and their families…
In 2017, we highlighted several aging related topics through our social media campaign, “Our Future is Aging: Advancing Knowledge Series“. This series demonstrates the Centre’s work of advancing knowledge on important topics in aging. January…
Our Future is Aging: Advancing Knowledge Series THE DEMENTIA JOURNEY: SUPPORTING AWARENESS OF FAMILY CAREGIVING The Issue – Family Caregivers and Dementia… In 2011, approximately 750,000 people in Canada were affected by dementia. By 2031,…
Celebrating 25 Years of Advancing Aging Research and Enhancing Seniors’ Lives The Nova Scotia Centre on Aging is one of the few longest operating university based centres on aging in Canada. We are excited to…
Our Thanks We would like to thank our funders, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR), Research Nova Scotia (RNS) (formerly Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation (NSHRF) and…
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