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  1. Personal Competence or Environmental Characteristics? Factors Influencing Happiness among Ageing Adults in Hong Kong Around the Period of COVID-19 Pandemic
  2. Intimate networks of care: Perceptions of intergenerational family care and experiences of ageing among Chinese midlife and older lesbians and gay men
  3. Intergenerational Engagement and Challenges: Participants’ Perspectives on Intergenerational Activities in Hong Kong
  4. Social Capital and Mental Wellbeing of Older People Migrating along with Adult Children in Shenzhen, China
  5. Trust in Medical Professionals Moderates Depression in Hong Kong during COVID-19
  6. Access to Information and Communication Technology, Digital Skills, and Perceived Well-Being among Older Adults in Hong Kong
  7. Experiences of South Asians in the COVID-19 pandemic in Hong Kong
  8. Typology of family caregivers of older persons: A latent profile analysis using elder mistreatment risk and protective factors
  9. Experience of Chinese Recent Retirees on the Effects of Retirement on Healthy Ageing in Shenzhen and Hong Kong
  10. Perspectives towards cultural competence and receptivity to cultural competence training: a qualitative study on healthcare professionals
  11. Meaning Making as a Lifebuoy in Dementia Caregiving: Predicting Depression from a Generation Perspective Using a Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis
  12. Dementia literacy of racially minoritized people in a Chinese society: a qualitative study among South Asian migrants in Hong Kong
  13. Development and evaluation of an infusion active aging education (IAAE) model for university students
  14. Reflexive Planning for Later Life: Minority Stress and Aging Challenges among Midlife Chinese Lesbians and Gay Men
  15. Personality and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) of Hong Kong Chinese older people: resilience as a mediator and financial status as a moderator
  16. A Multidimensional Approach to Explore the Experiences with Ethnic Matching amongst Chinese Social Service Practitioners in the Greater Toronto Area
  17. The Older, the Happier?: A Cross-Sectional Study on the “Paradox of Aging” in China
  18. Receptivity and Readiness for Cultural Competence Training Amongst the Social Workers in Hong Kong
  19. Effectiveness of a peer-based intervention on loneliness and social isolation of older Chinese immigrants in Canada: a randomized controlled trial
  20. Mental health of older migrants migrating along with adult children in China: a systematic review
  21. Effectiveness of a Peer-Based Intervention on Loneliness and Social Isolation of Older Chinese Immigrants in Canada: a Randomized Controlled Trial
  22. To Be or Not To Be: Relationship Between Grandparent Status and Health and Wellbeing
  23. Effectiveness of a Peer-Based Intervention on Socially Isolated Older Chinese Immigrants in Canada: a Randomized Controlled Trial
  24. Personal care expectations: Photovoices of Chinese ageing adults in Hong Kong
  25. Subethnic interpersonal dynamic in diasporic community: a study on Chinese immigrants in Vancouver
  26. Word of Appreciation to Manuscript Reviewers
  27. The experience of growing old in chronic mental health patients
  28. Formal Social Participation and Utilization of Community-based Services among Urban Elderly Chinese Living Alone in Shanghai, China
  29. Risk and Protective Factors Associated with Domestic Abuse among Older Chinese in the People’s Republic of China
  30. Extraversion personality, perceived health and activity participation among community-dwelling aging adults in Hong Kong
  31. Perceived victimization risk, avoidance behavior, and health of community-dwelling older adults in urban China
  32. Intra-group diversity as a reality among Chinese older adults
  33. Word of Appreciation to Manuscript Reviewers
  34. Developing Age-Friendly Social Participation Strategies: Service Providers’ Perspectives about Organizational and Sector Readiness for Aging Baby Boomers
  35. Family Relationships and Depressive Symptoms Among Chinese Older Immigrants in the United States
  36. Mediating Effect of Social Participation on the Relationship between Incontinence and Depressive Symptoms in Older Chinese Women
  37. Unspoken Skills and Tactics: Essentials for Immigrant Professionals in Integration to Workplace Culture
  38. Editorial
  39. Age-Friendliness and Life Satisfaction of Young-Old and Old-Old in Hong Kong
  40. Factors Influencing Suicide Behaviours in Immigrant and Ethno-Cultural Minority Groups: A Systematic Review
  41. Social exclusion and health among older Chinese in Shanghai, China
  42. The role of travel in enhancing life satisfaction among Chinese older adults in Hong Kong
  43. Editorial
  44. Ageism and Depression: Perceptions of Older People as a Burden in China
  45. Measuring Older Adults’ Individual Modernity
  46. Health Experiences of Korean Immigrant Women in Retirement
  47. Understanding elder abuse and neglect
  48. Guest Editorial
  49. Employers’ Perspectives on Hiring and Accommodating Workers With Mental Illness
  50. The Experience of Korean Immigrant Women Adjusting to Canadian Society
  51. Effect of Service Barriers on Health Status of Aging South Asian Immigrants in Calgary, Canada
  52. Effect of Financial Costs on Caregiving Burden of Family Caregivers of Older Adults
  53. Ethnic Identity of Older Chinese in Canada
  54. Abuse and Neglect Experienced by Aging Chinese in Canada
  55. Sexuality and Health Among Chinese Seniors in Canada
  56. Effects of Social Exclusion on Depressive Symptoms: Elderly Chinese Living Alone in Shanghai, China
  57. Gender Differences in Depressive Symptoms of Aging Chinese in Urban Jiangsu in China
  58. The Impact of Perceived Adequacy of Social Support on Caregiving Burden of Family Caregivers
  59. Perceived Impact of Economic Downturn on Worry Experienced by Elderly Chinese Immigrants in Canada
  60. Erratum: The factor structure of a Chinese Geriatric Depression Scale-SF: use with alone elderly Chinese in Shanghai, China
  61. The Size of an Ethno-Cultural Community as a Social Determinant of Health for Chinese Seniors
  62. The factor structure of a Chinese Geriatric Depression Scale-SF: use with alone elderly Chinese in Shanghai, China
  63. Types and Factor Structure of Barriers to Utilization of Health Services among Aging South Asians in Calgary, Canada
  64. Filial Piety, Caregiving Appraisal, and Caregiving Burden
  65. Depressive symptoms of elderly Chinese in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Taipei
  66. From Burden to Depressive Symptoms: The Case of Chinese-Canadian Family Caregivers for the Elderly
  67. Proceedings of the International Conference on Ageing
  68. Older Chinese' Attitudes Toward Aging and the Relationship to Mental Health: An International Comparison
  69. Chinese Health Beliefs of Older Chinese in Canada
  70. Longitudinal Effects of Caregiving Burden on Health of Chinese Family Caregivers in Canada
  71. The relationship between mental health literacy, personal contacts and personal stigma against depression
  72. Service Barriers of Chinese Family Caregivers in Canada
  73. Intention of Use of Long-Term Care Facilities and Home Support Services by Chinese-Canadian Family Caregivers
  74. Impact of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) on Depressive Symptoms of Older Chinese in Hong Kong
  75. Predictors of Depression in Aging South Asian Canadians
  76. Gender specific correlates of stigma toward depression in a Canadian general population sample
  77. Gender Differences in Caregiving: A Case in Chinese Canadian Caregivers
  78. Correlates of Living Alone among Single Elderly Chinese Immigrants in Canada
  79. Effects of Caregiving on Employment and Economic Costs of Chinese Family Caregivers in Canada
  80. Violence Across the Lifespan: Interconnections Among Forms of Abuse as Described by Marginalized Canadian Elders and their Care-givers
  81. Cultural Predictors of Caregiving Burden of Chinese-Canadian Family Caregivers
  82. Relationships between Culture and Health Status: A Multi-Site Study of the Older Chinese in Canada
  83. Use of Dental Care by Elderly Chinese Immigrants in Canada
  84. Use of Traditional Chinese Medicine by older Chinese immigrants in Canada
  85. Predictors of Use of Senior Centers by Elderly Chinese Immigrants in Canada
  86. Gambling and the Older Chinese in Canada
  87. Cultural Factors and Preferred Living Arrangement of Aging Chinese Canadians
  88. Use of Annual Physical Examinations by Aging Chinese Canadians
  89. The Factor Structure of a Chinese Version of the Geriatric Depression Scale
  90. Prevalence and Correlates of Depressive Symptoms in Older Taiwanese Immigrants in Canada
  91. Book reviews
  92. Predictors of Alcohol Drinking Among the Older Chinese in Canada
  93. Use of Senior Center Services of the Elderly Chinese Immigrants
  94. Life Satisfaction of Chinese Elderly Immigrants in Calgary