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Care of older people in the East and West: What can we learn from other cultures?

Care practices in diverse parts of the world have more in common than we might expect
Posted 22 October 2019 - 17:05
Picture shows a child kissing an older Asian woman. This article is by academics conducting a research project on what can be learned from care of older people in different cultures.
 
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