Aging, health, and social services in London

Growing Older in World Cities: New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 153-172

  Warnes, Anthony M ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84906722960     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: None     Document Type: Chapter

References (22)

1. Hall, P. G. 1989. London 2001. London: Unwin Hyman.
2. Bruegel, I. 2000. The Restructuring of London's Labour Force: Migration and Shifting Opportunities, 1971-91. Area 32(1): 79-90.
3. Warnes, A. 1992. Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Elderly Migration. In J. Stillwell, P. Rees, and P. Boden, eds. Migration Processes and Patterns: Volume II, Population Redistribution in the 1980s, 246-270. London: Belhaven.
4. OPCS 1993. Great Britain 1991 Census: Ethnic Group and Country of Birth. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office.
5. Health of Londoners' Project. 1998. The Health of Londoners: A Public Health Report for London. London: King's Fund, fig. 2.7; Griffiths, C., and J. Fitzpatrick, eds. 2001.
6. Geographic Variations in Health. London: Stationery Office.
7. Warnes, A. M. 1999. UK and Western European Late-Age Mortality Rates: Trends in Cause-Specific Death Rates, 1960-1990. Health and Place 5(1): 111-118.
8. Qureshi, T. 1998. Living in Britain, Growing Old in Britain: A Study of Bangladeshi Elders in London. London: Centre for Policy on Aging.
9. Curtis, S., and K. Lawson. 2000. Gender, Ethnicity, and Self-Reported Health: The Case of African-Caribbean Populations in London. Social Science and Medicine 50(3): 365-386.
10. Department of Health [DH]. 1998. Health Services in London: A Strategic Review. London: DH, 6.
11. UK National Statistics 2003. General Household Survey, 2001/02. London: Stationery Office, table 7.15.
12. Department of Health. 1999. The Modernisation Plan for the NHS in London, 1999-2002. London: DH.
13. London: Stationery Office. More information is available on www.doh.gov.uk/nsf/nsfhome.htm. Several of the key documents can be downloaded from the Internet.
14. Department of Health. 2001. National Service Framework for Older People. London: DH, p. 3.
15. Better Government for Older People. 2000. All Our Futures. Wolverhampton, West Midlands: BGOP. For further information, see www. bettergovernmentforolderpeople. gov.uk.
16. Age Concern England. 2000. The Debate of the Age: The Agenda for the Age. London: ACE. For other Debate of the Age papers and further information, visit www.ace.org. uk.
17. There is increasing research on the situation of older migrants and members of ethnic minority populations: Bhopal, K. 2000. South Asian Women in East London: The Impact of Education. European Journal of Women's Studies 7:35-52;
18. Phillipson, C., E. Alhaq, S. Ullah, and J. Ogg. 2000. Bangladeshi Families in Bethnal Green, London: Older People, Ethnicity, and Social Exclusion. In A. M. Warnes, L. Warren, and M. Nolan, eds. Care Services for Later Life: Transformations and Critiques, 273-290. London: Jessica Kingsley;
19. Phillipson, C., N. Ahmed, and J. Latimer. 2003. Women in Transition: A Study of the Experiences of Bangladeshi Women Living in Tower Hamlets. Bristol, Avon: Policy;
20. Rehman, H. 1999. Inequalities in the Health of Black and Minority Ethnic Groups. London: Health Education Authority;
21. Silveira, E. R. T., and S. Ebrahim. 1998. A Comparison of Mental Health among Minority Ethnic Elders and Whites in East and North London. Age and Ageing 27(3): 375-383;
22. Warnes, A. M., K. Friedrich, L. Kellaher, and S. Torres. 2004. The Diversity and Welfare of Older Migrants in Europe. Ageing & Society 24(3), 307-326.