AGE-FRIENDLY PROGRESS WITH THE HEALTHYAGINGDATAREPORTS.ORG: NOTES FROM MA, RI, NH, CT, ME, MS, AND WY
2024

Age-Friendly Progress with Healthy Aging Data Reports

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Author Information

Author(s): Dugan Elizabeth, Fuccione, Rabalais, White, Vincenti

Primary Institution: Oxford University Press US

Hypothesis

Identifying health disparities by gender, race, or geography may be a key step in addressing health equity.

Conclusion

The symposium highlights successful collaborations and tools that promote age-friendly initiatives across several states.

Supporting Evidence

  • Collaboration over ten years has led to high impact tools for age-friendly initiatives.
  • Data reports help identify health disparities and support advocacy efforts.
  • State leaders share their experiences in creating longevity-ready communities.

Takeaway

This study shows how different states are working together to make their communities better for older people by using data to find out what they need.

Methodology

The session reviews tools from healthyagingdatareports.org and discusses state-level efforts to promote age-friendly communities.

Participant Demographics

Participants include state leaders from Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Mississippi, and Wyoming.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.0300

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