The picture that emerges from the reports of the MIPAA regions highlights, on the one hand, the growing attention paid to the issue of aging in political strategies and government agendas, with results that are in some cases highly significant for integrated approaches to care [ 60 ], and, on the other hand, doubts about the penetration of global plans with limited soft law characteristics, expressing recommendations to achieve broad socio-economic objectives, with particular attention to spending cuts published in relation to aging [ 52 ].
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Promoting Geropsychology: A Memorandum for Research, Policies, Education Programs, and Practices for Healthy Aging.
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