Andy Towers

Associate Professor

Massey University

New Zealand

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Dr. Andy Towers is an Associate Professor at Massey University in New Zealand. His research areas encompass aging, health care needs, and nutrition, with a focus on older adults, as evidenced by his recent articles on alcohol screening, sleep patterns, and health care access. Additionally, he explores the implications of Indigenous frameworks in online education and conducts longitudinal studies on alcohol consumption and quality of life in older populations.

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Paul Kowal

Australian National University Medical School

AUSTRALIA

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Carol Wham

Massey University

NEW ZEALAND

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Nekehia Quashie

Assistant Professor

University of Rhode Island

UNITED STATES

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Flavia Andrade

Associate Professor

University of Illinois System

UNITED STATES

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Agnes Szabo

Senior Lecturer

Victoria University of Wellington

NEW ZEALAND

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Articles (9)

A mixed-methods evaluation of an intervention for enhancing alcohol screening in adults aged 50+ attending primary health care

Prevalence of unmet health care need in older adults in 83 countries: measuring progressing towards universal health coverage in the context of global population ageing

Characteristics of Atypical Sleep Durations Among Older Compared to Younger Adults: Evidence from the New Zealand Health Survey

Whakapiri (Engagement): Using an Indigenous engagement framework to enhance online teaching

Malnutrition Risk: Four Year Outcomes from the Health, Work and Retirement Study 2014 to 2018

Alcohol use trajectories across the life course: Influences of childhood predictors and consequences for late-life health

Nutrition risk prevalence and associated health and social risk factors in Māori and non-Māori: Results from the New Zealand Health, Work and Retirement Study.

One slope does not fit all: longitudinal trajectories of quality of life in older adulthood.

Ten-Year Trajectories of Alcohol Consumption in Older Adult New Zealanders

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Paul Kowal

Carol Wham

Nekehia Quashie

Flavia Andrade

Agnes Szabo

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