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Angle of repose

Wallace Stegner

1971 ★ 3.2

Evaluating residential facilities

Rudolf H. Moos

1996

The Essence of Home

William J. Brummett

1996

Mental Disorders in Older Adults

Steven H. Zarit, Judy M. Zarit

2006

Top o' the mournin'

Maddy Hunter

2005

Our Souls at Night

Kent Haruf

2015 ★ 3.3

Laptop basics for the over 50s in simple steps

Greg Holden

2010

Whatever

Ann Walsh

2013

Inflation and the economic well-being of the elderly

Robert Louis Clark

1984

A manifesto for old age

Joanna Bornat

1985

Memento Mori

Muriel Spark

1959 ★ 4.7

Planning, program development, and evaluation

Thomas C. Timmreck

1995

Handbook of ageing and the individual

James E. Birren

1959

Being Mortal

Atul Gawande

2014 ★ 4.5

Eldercare for dummies

Rachelle Zukerman

2003

100 good things that happen as you grow older

Lauraine Snelling

1992

Social work with older adults

Kathleen McInnis-Dittrich

2009

7 years younger

Editors of Good Housekeeping

2012

Aging In Canada

Neena L. Chappell

2013

Ageing

Stephen Webster, William Davison, Nicholas Coni

1984

Nobody's Home

Thomas Edward Gass

2004

What does it mean to grow old?

Cole, Thomas R., Sally Gadow

1986

The many faces of long-term care

United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging.

1998

The new nursing homes

Marilyn J. Rantz

2001

Eunice Dyke, health care pioneer

Marion V. Royce

1983

Disciplining old age

Katz, Stephen

1996

Social support networks and the care of the elderly

William J. Sauer, Raymond T. Coward

1985

Troubling Care

Susan Braedley, Pat Armstrong

2013

Ageing And Employment Policies

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

2005

Old is what you get

Ann Zane Shanks

1976

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