In 2030; the population of individuals over 65 years old in Japan; Korea; and Thailand is projected to be 36%; 31% and 26% respectively; and demands for appropriate and quality care for aging and dying people are growing. Collaboration between…
Background: In Thailand, the situation of prolonged stay patients tends to increase, especially at the secondary and tertiary care hospitals. The study aims to state this problems and give guidelines to develop management system that could set a…
In 2030, Thailand will lead into an extremely elderly society, so knowledge development is important. The purpose of this article is to synthesize the causal factors of the elder career skill development. The methods are content analysis from…
Elderly populations are growing rapidly worldwide, thus enhancing an increasing need for their independent health care, productivity, and most importantly, balance of occupations. This research is aimed at investigating the active ageing levels and…
Background: Active ageing is a global goal in today's ageing world for meeting the challenges of elderly and for improving their quality of life. Determinant factors of active ageing and their indicators need to be better understood for developing…
Active ageing level and its discrepancy in different regions (Bangkok; Central; North; Northeast; and South) of Thailand have been examined for prioritizing the policy agenda to be implemented. Attempt has been made to test preliminary active ageing…
Due to population aging: weakening of family-based support: and other factors: old-age income support is becoming an issue of growing importance throughout Asia. This is especially true in East Asia and Southeast Asia where the demographic transition…
Report in Thailand indicates that the country ranks at the 61st from 149 countries in Sustainable DevelopmentGoals (SDGs). Thailand receives 62.2 points out of 100. Only for SDG No. 1, the country receives an overall goodscore in terms of reducing…