As life expectancy increases for Indigenous populations, so does the number of older adults with complex, chronic health conditions and age-related geriatric syndromes. Many of these conditions are associated with modifiable lifestyle factors that, if addressed, may improve the health and wellbeing of Indigenous peoples as they age. If models of healthy ageing are to be promoted within health services, a clearer understanding of what ageing well means for Indigenous peoples is needed. Indigenous peoples hold a holistic worldview of health and ageing that likely differs from Western models. The aims of this review were to: investigate the literature that exists and where the gaps are, on ageing well for Indigenous peoples; assess the quality of the existing literature on Indigenous ageing; identify the domains of ageing well for Indigenous peoples; and identify the enablers and barriers to ageing well for Indigenous peoples. A systematic search of online databases, book chapters, grey l
Even though there is a strong recognition of public health importance about COVID-19 by the Ethiopian government, there is still a need to emphasize community awareness creation and practice to stop the nationwide spread of the virus. So far, in Ethiopia, different studies have been done on the level of knowledge, attitude, and practice about COVID-19 preventive measures among the public. These levels of knowledge, attitude, and practice of the population ranged from 20% to 90.3%.
10,11,15–23 Therefore, the findings of these different studies show that there is a high variability in the prevalence of the knowledge, attitude, and practice across the regions of the country.