ABSTRACT World Leisure Journal (WLJ) has consolidated its position as a prominent
source to communicate innovative and interdisciplinary research concerning all forms of …

Names: Johnson, Corey W., 1973-editor.| Parry, Diana C., 1973-editor. Title: Fostering social
justice through qualitative inquiry: a methodological guide/edited by Corey W. Johnson and …

In Canada, adults aged 70 and over account for more than 20% of COVID-19 cases [Public
Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19): Epidemiology …

Most residential aged care facilities support residents to participate in activities and the
importance of activities that are suited to individual preferences and abilities is widely …

Introduction Recreational activity is a rising topic in long-term care settings as it contributes
to residents' physical and emotional wellbeing. As residents' abilities of sustaining and …

Health is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a state of physical, mental and
social well-being, and not just the absence of disease or illness. Leisure is typically defined …

Background: Food regulations exist to protect older people in residential aged care, leading
to the restriction of potentially hazardous foods. The impacts of malnutrition, resident centred …

Culture change in long-term care (LTC) signals a shift from a medical model of care to a
social, relational model of caring to support the creation of strong compassionate …

This short highlight describes Critical Disability Theory (CDT), how this frame facilitates anti-
ableism/disablement through inquiry, and connected movements in the critical disability …

In this conceptual paper we make a case for frameworks of spirituality and spiritual practice
in Therapeutic Recreation (TR) to be broadened in order to be supportive and inclusive of all …