Kate de Medeiros

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Concordia University

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Kate de Medeiros is a Professor at Concordia University in Canada. Her research areas include gerontology, aging, and qualitative research, with a focus on topics such as gentrification-induced displacement, experiences of grief among marginalized groups, and ethical considerations in social research involving individuals with cognitive impairments. She has published extensively on the subjective views of aging and the social dynamics that affect individuals in later life.

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The Social Environments of People with Dementia in Long-Term Care

Open Date: 2008-01-01

Close Date: 2010-01-01

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Depression in Old Age: Attributions in Life Narratives

Open Date: 2004-08-01

Close Date: 2006-05-24

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University of Miami

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University of South Florida

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The Gentrification Acceleration Press Schema: A Critical Examination of Gentrification-Induced Displacement in Later Life

New Directions in Qualitative Research at the Social Sciences Section of The Journals of Gerontology Series B

“What’s Age Got to do With It”: an Examination Into the Developments Within the Field of Subjective Views on Aging

Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Widows’ Experiences of Grief, Identity, and Support: A Qualitative Study of Relationships Following the Loss of a Spouse or Partner

The AgeSmart Inventory©: A Multifaceted Tool to Understand Age Bias

Till Death Do Us Part?: Exploring the Social Convoys of Conjugally Bereaved Women

Bioethics and Gerontology: The Value of Thinking Together

Inclusion of people living with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias who lack a study partner in social research: Ethical considerations from a qualitative evidence synthesis

Downsizing: Confronting Our Possessions in Later Life.Gray Matters

Exploring cause of death as a factor in social convoy membership: the case of Pauline

“Place” in the Small Stories of African American Elders: A Narrative Case Study

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M. Elise Radina

Sara Hackett

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