Assessing needs of the women aged 55 to 65 years living inthe rural communities of (Sindh) Pakistan.
Gender inequality and its impact on the quality of life inthe older adults in Karachi, Pakistan
Research Commentary: Evidence-based communitymodel improving quality of life of an Ageing population inPakistan.
Desk review: Needs assessment of care giving prospects ofhealth care providers of ageing population in Pakistan.
Cross Culture Adaptation of CASP 19 To Assess Quality of Life of Older Adultsin Karachi, Pakistan
Coproducing A Training Framework For Healthcare Providers For Older Adults In Pakistan
Impact of psychosocial factors on Quality of life amongst50+ older adults of Karachi, Pakistan
Person Centered Care
The population will continue to age rapidly over the next few decades (Lutz et al., 2008), and there are severe economic and social implications of increasing longevity and a rapidly ageing population. Increased longevity is noticeable in developed countries compared to developing countries or Eastern cultures and societies
