Biomedical Engineering

Reports from University College add new data to research in biomedical engineering

Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, December 17th, 2006

A new study, "Which model of successful ageing should be used' Baseline findings from a British longitudinal survey of ageing," is now available. According to recent research from London, the United Kingdom, "There is increasing interest in how to age 'successfully' and in reaching consensus over its definition. to assess different models of successful ageing, using a British longitudinal survey of ageing in 2000-1."

"community settings in Britain. five models of successful ageing were tested on a British cross-sectional population survey of 999 people aged 65+. The models were biomedical, broader biomedical, social, psychological and lay based. the lay model emerged as...

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