Traduction de «Vieillissement technique » (Français → Anglais) :

obsolete technology [ obsolete technique | technological obsolescence ]

artificial weathering [ accelerated weathering test | artificial weathering test | accelerated ageing test | accelerated aging | accelerated ageing | accelerated weathering | accelerated aging test ]

United Nations and Aging: Draft Global Targets on Aging for the Year 2001 [ United Nations and Aging | Draft Global Targets on Aging for the Year 2001 ]

Erythrocyte aging, function

cycle aging | cycle ageing | cycling aging | cycling ageing

population ageing [ ageing of the population | demographic ageing ]

technological change [ adaptation to technical progress | digital revolution | technical progress | technological development | technological progress | Technological innovations(ECLAS) ]

Relaxation/breathing techniques teaching, guidance, and counseling

Airway suctioning

That the Special Committee on Aging, which was authorized by the Senate on Tuesday, February 10, 2009, to examine and report upon the implications of an aging society in Canada, be empowered to engage the services of such counsel and technical, clerical and other personnel as may be necessary for the purpose of its study.

14. Calls for all barriers that hamper active ageing to be monitored and removed and for lifelong learning to be supported, particularly with regard to the acquisition of new qualifications and technical skills, such as computer and foreign language skills; stresses that active ageing and life-long learning among older men and women should become regular features of working life and that these policies should be constantly monitored, evaluated and improved;

14. Calls for all barriers that hamper active ageing to be monitored and removed and for lifelong learning to be supported, particularly with regard to the acquisition of new qualifications and technical skills, such as computer and foreign language skills; stresses that active ageing and life-long learning among older men and women should become regular features of working life and that these policies should be constantly monitored, evaluated and improved;

49. Welcomes the Commission’s approach in regard to active ageing and independent living, and more specifically, its comprehensive view of the role and importance of ‘place in ageing’, as the radius or perimeter in which people live their lives increasingly contracts as they age, and as older people tend to prefer to live independently for as long as possible while staying active in their community; stresses the need to encourage older people to live independently in their own homes for as long as is viable, if they wish to so in order, to reduce disturbance of their normal routine in both physical and mental terms; furthermore stresses that the solution is not just old people’s homes, but also inter-generationally and comprehensively act ...[+++]ive neighbourhoods; considers that the AAL JP (Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme) is an important instrument for the deployment of technical resources to facilitate daily life;