Alleviating social isolation and loneliness among olderpeople in Britain: what are the impacts, limitations, andchallenges to the current interventions targeting socialisolation and loneliness?
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...…is congruent with prior qualitative studies, which have found increased social connection alone—regardless of other social-relational outcomes, such as new friendships—as a cited benefit of participating in formally organised community activities (Cattan et al. 2003; Hemingway and Jack 2013)....
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...This finding is consistent with prior research on community activities (Ashida and Heaney 2008; Cattan et al. 2003; Hemingway and Jack 2013) and the utilisation of other types of services (e....
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...formally organised community activities (Cattan et al. 2003; Hemingway and Jack 2013)....
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...This finding is consistent with prior research on community activities (Ashida and Heaney 2008; Cattan et al. 2003; Hemingway and Jack 2013) and the utilisation of other types of services (e.g., Reid and Chappell 2015), which have similarly indicated the confluence of multiple factors in…...
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...Therefore, costs and waiting lists might be more of a factor influencing people’s participation in other programme models with different fee structures (Cattan et al. 2003; Hemingway and Jack 2013)....
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...A common aspect of routines was going outdoors regularly and this was carried out both alone (for example Roos and Klopper, 2010; Lou and Ng, 2012) as well as with the hope of initiating chance encounters or exchanges with others (Lou and Ng, 2012; Cattan et al., 2003; Sullivan et al., 2016)....
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...Most views on such interventions are from those already engaged with services (for example, Cattan et al., 2003; Lester et al., 2012)....
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