Conditions facilitating aging in place in rural communities: The case of smart senior towns in Iowa
Conditions facilitating aging in place in rural communities: The case of smart senior towns in Iowa
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促进农村社区老龄化的条件：爱荷华州智慧老年城镇的案例
DOI：
10.1016/j.jrurstud.2023.01.005
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Peters, David J.
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作者：
Matysiak, Ilona;Peters, David J.
本文通过分析爱荷华州小城镇项目（ISTP）的数据，探讨了为什么一些受人口老龄化影响的小型农村社区比其他社区更好地应对这一挑战。分析是基于“聪明的老年”城镇和“脆弱的老年”城镇之间的比较。前者被定义为老龄化，但根据老年人提供优质的老年服务，而后者也是老龄化，但老年服务的评级要低得多。从老龄化的地方和生活质量的文献，分析的重点是几个领域，包括当地的服务，社会资本，以及社交，休闲和社区参与的机会。它还包括两个主要年龄组之间的比较：65岁以上的居民和65岁以下的居民。调查结果表明，与脆弱的城镇相比，聪明的高级城镇在大多数指标上得分更高。然而，老年居民的评估明显比年轻人更积极。
The article explores why some small rural communities affected by population aging deal better with this challenge than others, by analyzing the data from the Iowa Small Towns Project (ISTP). The analysis is based on comparisons between ‘smart senior’ towns and ‘vulnerable senior’ towns. The former are defined as aged, but provide good quality senior services according to senior citizens, while the latter are also aged but senior services are rated much lower. Drawing from the aging in place and quality of life literatures, the analysis is focused on several domains, including local services, social capital, as well as opportunities for socializing, leisure, and community engagement. It also encompasses comparisons between two main age groups: residents aged 65+ and those under 65. The findings indicate that smart senior towns score higher on most indicators compared with vulnerable ones. However, the assessments of older residents are significantly more positive than those of younger cohorts.
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