Contracts and the aging driver

Article Abstract:

Age-related declines in vision make everyday tasks more difficult in older adults and its consequences are particularly evident in the presence of serious disorders of the eye such as cataracts. Cataracts increase the opacity and light scattering properties of the lens which in turn impair acuity, contrast sensitivity, and color discrimination, especially under conditions of dim illumination or strong glare.

Risk factors, Cataract, Cataracts, Cataract in old age

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Cementing pathways home: enhancing quality of life for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Article Abstract:

The aim of Pathways Home Chronic Respiratory Partnerships Projects is to develop self-management program for the old people suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The monitoring of chronic conditions is done with a multidisciplinary approach by collaborating with Tasmania University School of medicine.

Tasmania, Care and treatment, Quality of life, Lung diseases

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Visual impairments, functional and health status, and life satisfaction among elderly Bedouins in Israel

Article Abstract:

The impact of visual impairment on the daily functioning of 88 elderly Bedouins is examined. It is found that the majority of them have visual problems in terms of close and distance sight.

Israel

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