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8. Does hearing impairment lead to social exclusion?

From the book Ageing in Europe - Supporting Policies for an Inclusive Society

  • Marco Bertoni , Martina Celidoni , Guglielmo Weber and Thorsten Kneip
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110444414-010
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Ageing in Europe - Supporting Policies for an Inclusive Society
Ageing in Europe - Supporting Policies for an Inclusive Society

Chapters in this book (37)

Frontmatter
Contents
Editors
Contributors
1 SHARE: a European policy device for inclusive ageing societies
Part I. Material deprivation and social exclusion – extending analysis using Wave 5 data
2. Material deprivation items in SHARE Wave 5 data: a contribution to a better understanding of differences in material conditions in later life
3. Accessibility to neighbourhood services and well-being among older Europeans
4. Assessing the material deprivation of older Europeans
5. Development and validation of a material deprivation index
6. Measuring social deprivation and social exclusion
7. Material and social deprivation in the macroeconomic context
Part II. Deprivation and social exclusion: causes and implications
8. Does hearing impairment lead to social exclusion?
9. Older adults living with cognitive and mobility-related limitations: social deprivation and forms of care received
10. Who can realise their retirement plans? Poor health and employment crises as factors of exclusion
11. Social inequalities in oral health – towards targeted health policy interventions
12. Slipping into poverty: effects on mental and physical health
13. Social cohesiveness and neighbourhood environmental deprivation: how are they related to life satisfaction in late life?
Part III. Inclusion and social cohesiveness
14. Social exclusion and support between generations
15. Loneliness in Europe: do perceived neighbourhood characteristics matter?
16. Loneliness among informal caregivers aged 50+ in Europe
17. Social exclusion, welfare regime and unmet long-term care need: evidence from SHARE
18. Growing old abroad: social and material deprivation among first- and secondgeneration migrants in Europe
19. Is there a European land of opportunity? Cross-country differences in intergenerational mobility in 14 European countries and Israel
Part IV. Employment, social inclusion and social protection
20. Coping with risks during the Great Recession
21. Reverse mortgage: a tool to reduce old age poverty without sacrificing social inclusion
22. Becoming self-employed at ages 50+: true entrepreneurship or exclusion from (wage-)employment?
23. Does training help retaining older workers into employment? Evidence from the SHARE survey
24. Early retirement for the underprivileged? Using the record-linked SHARE-RV data to evaluate the most recent German pension reform
25. The use of PC at work and job satisfaction
Part V. Health and health care
26. Forgone visits to the doctor due to cost or lengthy waiting time among older adults in Europe
27. Health insurance coverage and access to care among European elders: crossnational differences and social gradients
28. Pain and social exclusion among the European older people
29. The educational gradient in life expectancy in Europe: preliminary evidence from SHARE
30. Unmet need for long-term care and social exclusion
31. Eligibility regulations and formal home-care utilisation among the vulnerable older people in SHARE Wave 5
32. Long-term care insurance across Europe
33. Long-term care insurance and the family: does the availability of potential caregivers substitute for long-term care insurance?
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