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What is Quality of Life (QOL)

Examining the Aging Workforce and Its Impact on Economic and Social Development
This principle is understood from the individual's perspective and embodies feelings of well-being, basic needs are met, opportunities to achieve personal goals and challenges, autonomy, a sense of community, and multidimensionality ( Ranzijn, 2002 ).
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Engaging the Aging Process: Unlock the Fountain of Youth
Abeni El-Amin (Fort Hays State University, USA & Shenyang Normal University, China)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6351-2.ch001
Abstract
Employment for aging is a significant aspect shaping the aging processes during formative years. Therefore, work opportunities combined and consequential impacts later in life merit special consideration. Given that population aging has become a global pattern with ensuing changes in labor markets far and wide, there is increased concern about the impacts of retirement around the globe and the macroeconomic advantages frequently connected with delaying retirement. It is fundamental for nations with aging populations to maintain profitability, given an aging workforce. Governments must make it simpler for individuals to maintain a significant presence in the workforce. This contribution focuses on improving the quality of life for aging individuals instead of only focusing on adding years to their lives.
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Reverse Engineering in Rehabilitation
Multi-dimensional concept covering the overall condition of a human life in various areas: physical, emotional, social, political, moral, etc., their modification and enhancement.
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Online Well-Being Focused Curriculums: A New Approach to Teaching and Learning for K-20 Health Education
Multi-dimensional perspective of life domains including physical, psychological, level of independence, social relationships, environment, and spirituality/religion/personal beliefs (World Health Organization QOL [WHOQOL] Group, 1995 AU85: The in-text citation "Group, 1995" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ).
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Reverse Engineering in Rehabilitation
Multi-dimensional concept covering the overall condition of a human life in various areas: physical, emotional, social, political, moral, etc., their modification and enhancement.
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Investigating Natural Language Processing Strategies for Cognitive Support in Chemo-Brain Patients
In medicine, QOL is generally considered as health-related quality of life such as Physical, Mental, Social & Functional Health.
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Parents and Siblings of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Pilot Study
A degree to which a person is physically and mentally healthy, and enjoys the possibilities of life.
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Aging in Portugal: The Social Development Point of View
Physical, mental, and psychological well-being without the appearance of age-related diseases. This concept includes several domains: emotional state, social interaction, cultural, ethical, religious values, and satisfaction.
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