Mari Aaltonen

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Chief Researcher

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

Finland

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Mari Aaltonen is the Chief Researcher at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare in Finland. Her research focuses on the health and social engagement of older adults, particularly those with long-term care needs and dementia. She has published recent articles exploring topics such as the determinants of care time, long-term care utilization, and the impacts of COVID-19 on elderly populations. Aaltonen's work aims to address issues of participation and epistemic injustice in the context of aging and care.

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The challenge of dementia in the era of increasing longevity and changing care organizations

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Täyttä elämää vai selviytymistä – muistisairaiden ja heitä hoitavien omaisten kokemuksia arjesta ja kotona asumista edistävistä ja heikentävistä tekijöistä

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Nina Schumann

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Participation of persons living with dementia in research

Health, functioning and social engagement among older people living in long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 lockdown in Finland: a register-based cohort study

Distributed agency in financial tasks of older people with long-term care needs

Advance directives in Finnish long-term care: Do sociodemographic characteristics and regional factors matter?

Determinants of received care time among Finnish home care clients and assisted living facility residents: a time-motion study

Long-term care use, hospitalizations and mortality during COVID-19 in Finland and Sweden: A nationwide register-based study in 2020

All-cause and cause-specific mortality among older migrant and non-migrant adults in Finland

Ideals and norms related to fatherhood in Europe: A comparative perspective from the European Social Survey

Muistisairautta sairastavan ikääntyvän puolison toimijuus parisuhteessa

People with memory illnesses and their spouses as actors in the hybrid care model

Trends in long-term care use among Dutch older men and women between 1995 and 2016: is the gender gap changing?

Community-dwelling older adults and their informal carers call for more attention to psychosocial needs – Interview study on unmet care needs in three European countries

Muistisairauden aiheuttamat käyttäytymisen muutokset ja parisuhteen vastavuoroisuus

Trends in long-term care use among Dutch older men and women between 1995 and 2016: is the gender gap changing?

Uusi monitieteinen tutkimusryhmä tarkastelee hyvää ja kestävää vanhuutta

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Nina Schumann

Marta Seiz

Teresa Castro Martin

Pedro Romero-Balsas

Emanuela Struffolino

Judith Kaschowitz

Ginevra Floridi

Ann-Zofie Duvander

Vilhelmiina Lehto-Niskala

Teemu Kemppainen

Martina Brandt

Sergi Vidal

Alice Gojova

Barbora Gřundělová

Barbara Thiessen

Jokke I A Häsä

Heino Kuuluvainen

Moritz Hess

Jana Klímová Chaloupková

Nekehia Quashie

Michael Wagner

Laura Corneliusson

Antti Kallonen

Timo Sinervo

Marjolein Broese van Groenou

Ilkka Pietilä

Lina Van Aerschot

Christian Deindl

Alison Koslowski

Xuan Li

Mariona Segú

Ricardo Rodrigues

Pia Teräväinen

Jani Raitanen

Anja-Kristin Abendroth

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