[Resource] Loop Evidence Summary: The impact of ageism on physical inactivity and fall prevention among older adults
                    The purpose of this Loop Evidence Summary is:
- to increase awareness and knowledge of ageism by describing main types of ageism, the determinants of ageism, and the impacts of ageism on the health, well-being, and quality of life of older adults.
 - to assist practitioners with the planning and development of programs and policies addressing ageism, with an emphasis on interventions focused on increasing physical activity levels and preventing falls among older adults.
 - to summarize gaps in the current body of knowledge regarding ageism against older adults and
 - to provide recommendations for researchers, practitioners and policy makers to reduce ageism.
 
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Feb 07, 2024
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