Conceptual Framework Innovation to Strengthen Social Bonding through the Active Aging Life Course Strategy to Create a Quality Society of all Ages to Support the Aging Society in Buriram Province
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: Conceptual framework, Innovation,, Active aging,, Aging societyAbstract
An Innovative Study on Social Bonding through Strategy Active Aging Course to Create a Quality Society of all Ages to Support the Aging Society in Buriram Province. The objective is to find a theoretical framework for social cohesion through strategies. Active aging course to create a quality society for all ages to support an aging society. Research methodology is a documentary study, studying concepts, theories, and research related to the theory of the elderly, the elderly concept, concepts, and theories about learning for the elderly, and concepts and theories about the quality of life of the elderly. Strategy for the elderly concepts and theories about social support and school concepts for the elderly. And besides that, there is a semi-structured interview with experts, academics, community leaders, local scholars, and related persons to find and create a theoretical framework for the potential of social cohesion through strategy. Active aging course to create a quality society of all ages to support the aging society in Buriram Province. The results of the study revealed that social cohesion enhancement innovations consisted of 1) emotional support and enjoyment 2) information support and access to information 3) material support 4) information knowledge 5) benefits of use 6) support for network groups and institutional relationships 7) attitudes towards use. Strategies of active aging subjects, consisting of 1) health principles 2) learning principles 3) social principles 4) economic and quality social principles for all ages to support the aging society in Buriram province, consisting of 1) physical/ body 2) social and cultural 3) intelligence and thought 4) environment 5) economic and income security 6) emotional and mental.
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