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Wister, Andrew

A comparative study of barriers and motivators to physical activity among East Asian and Caucasian older adults
A critical analysis of continuing care systems, integrated care strategies, and policies: Assessing the success of Canada, Denmark, and Australia
A reformulation and assessment of the Global AgeWatch Index: Inclusion of a gender-based domain
A Unified Model of Resilience and Aging: Applications to COVID-19
Age differences in volunteering experiences: an examination of generativity and meaning in life
An Exploration into Pathways, Motivations, Barriers and Experiences of Yoga among Middle-aged and Older Adults
An exploration of pathways, motivations, and experiences among older Jewish volunteers in Vancouver
Conceptualising and Operationalising Resilience in Older Adults
COVID-19, Social Isolation, and Mental Health Among Older Adults: A Digital Catch-22
Development and Validation of a Multi-domain Multimorbidity Resilience Index for an Older Population: Results from the Baseline Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

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