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RESEARCH CENTER ON AGING
•  Summary of the Research Centre on Aging
•  More than 20 Years of History
•  Mission and Objectives
•  Board of Director
•  Organization
•  Activities Reports
•  The CSSS-IUGS and Us
•  The Université de Sherbrooke and Us
•  Documentation and Media Centre
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Better Understanding for Better Aging
Mission and Objectives

The researchers at the Research Centre on Aging contribute to the development of knowledge to prevent, to slow down and to alleviate the aging process and loss of autonomy among seniors.

Disseminating knowledge and their applications throughout clinical environments and in the communities is at the very heart of the activities of the CDRV, whose mission is to train future care providers, researchers and clinical researchers in the field of aging.

More specifically, research and work at the Centre aim to:

  1. Understand the mechanisms of biological aging responsible for the increased vulnerability of the senescent organism;
     
  2. Analzye the characteristics of certain age-related or age-specific deficiencies;
     
  3. Develop and assess the effectiveness of programs and interventions intended to maintain, promote or restore autonomy among seniors; 
     
  4. Understand the specific factors involved in the genesis of disability among seniors and to assess the rehabilitation interventions for this type of clientele;
     
  5. Recognize the factors which lead to cognitive, psychosocial and social vulnerability among seniors and to analyze the psychosocial determinants for maintaining autonomy and actualizing potential. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Were you aware that …?
For healthy aging, choose:


A healthy, balanced diet;

Plenty of exercise at every stage of life;

Good social interactions for your mental well-being.

 

   
   
   
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