Ageing well in Indigenous populations: Protocol for a rapid review to identify attributes, barriers, enablers and strategies

2024/02/19 by Williams, Kathy, Guppy, Warren, REILLY, Rachel +13

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/8hek5

Abstract

This rapid review aims to extend and update the evidence on the attributes and strategies that support ageing well, as well as barriers and enablers of achieving these strategies using systematic and reproducible methods of a systematic review to search and critically appraise current evidence. Findings of this review will directly inform community consultations for developing a South Australian Aboriginal ageing well roadmap and inform appropriate policy and service responses to support ageing well from the perspectives of Indigenous peoples.

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