Disability During the Last Years of Life Among Nonagenarians: The Vitality 90+ Study 2001-2014
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Summary
It is shown that in the oldest old population both closeness to death and age at death determine the level of disability, suggesting that the complex and resource-draining care needs at the end of life will increase with growing number of people living their last years of life in very old age.
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- 2020-12-01
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Keywords
Demography, Life expectancy, Gerontology, Vitality, Closeness
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