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Should we implement high velocity power training for healthy older adults? An application of strength and conditioning principles to older adult training regimes.

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Tiffany Tiu

Want to learn more about high velocity power training for older adults? Read this mini-review to understand resistance training concepts and approaches, and the differences between high velocity power training and low velocity resistance training.

July 24, 2023 Issue 15, Mini Review

Reworking Mental Healthcare in Ontario Long Term Care Facilities

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Ilakkiah Chandran

Older adults residing in LTC facilities continue to experience mental health challenges and illness. Without adequate care and support, many older adults are forced to suffer in silence. This article aims to provide recommendations to dismantle the barriers to mental health accessibility and efficiency in Ontario LTC facilities.

June 16, 2022 Commentary, Issue 13

Companion type robots: Addressing the Future of Social Rehabilitation for Older Adults

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Ilakkiah Chandran & Anuijan Chandran

Companion-type robots are seen as valuable tools for ensuring social rehabilitation of older adults. Is that true? Are companion-type robots accessible, efficient, and effective in providing older adults with care they need and deserve?

June 16, 2022 Commentary, Issue 13
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