In the context of children with learning disabilities and their care, the author employed a literature review method to explore how Buddhist doctrines can lead a fulfilling life in society and contribute to a high quality ...

Geographers have connected the experiences of disabled persons with specific socio-spatial-political phenomena such as disability policies and laws, economic conditions, disability movements, and welfare systems. However, ...

This study investigates disparities in elderly care between urban and rural China amid rapid urbanisation, population ageing, and growing inequality. Using bibliometric analysis of 300 articles (2000–2024), it identifies ...

This study aimed to develop and study the effects of a participation-building model for promoting active ageing amongolder adults. The methodology in this study was a mixed method, including 1) deriving lessons from three ...

This academic article critically examines the conceptual foundations of the family through a comparative analysis of eight major theories: Symbolic Interactionism, Structural-Functionalism, Developmental Theory, Feminist ...

This qualitative research aims to study long-term care (LTC) system for the elderly in Japan, it is using in-depth interviews to collect data from government and related private sectors, including the Health and Welfare ...

This paper is a part of research on “The new pension scheme and its impacts on the quality of life: a comparative analysis of government and enterprise employees in Nanning City, the People’s Republic of China.” A qualitative ...

Thai Population as the aged society in 2021, it is expected to reach in 28 percent in 2031 and will become super aged society. The people engaged to older ages, their ability was decreases, and ...

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of physical and movement disorders in children, which is formed due to damage to a part of the brain that controls movements and gestures. Children affected have trouble moving and balancing. ...