Daniel Naud

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a methodological approach based on the use of several spatial databases in GIS: (1) the Montreal public housing database, (2) individual census data for the Montreal CMA, (3) a satellite image, (4) a land use map, and (5) location data on a series of public and private services and facilities.

TL;DR: Social participation, desire to participate more, and perceived barriers of aging women and men by Canadian region and population size are compared and there were no practical differences between women's and men’s social participation.

TL;DR: In this paper , the authors provide an updated inventory and synthesis of definitions of social participation in older adults, based on a critical review by content experts and knowledge users, a consensual definition is proposed, which is defined as a person's involvement in activities providing interactions with others in community life and in important shared spaces.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the way in which urban, rural and suburban areas are represented through Quebecois cinema and proposed to analyze cinematic representations in relation to the spatial practices.

TL;DR: According to these findings, social participation interventions should target the local environment—for example, by providing more social interaction opportunities for older adults living in younger neighborhoods and by improving access to public transportation, especially paratransit.