Emeritus Professor Julie Byles is a Fellow and Life Member of the Australian Association of Gerontology, Professor Byles’ research interests in ageing include the role of health services, preventive activities, and treatments in maintaining quality of life for older people. Professor Byles is also Head of the International Longevity Centre – Australia, co-President of the International Global Alliance, and Chair of the International Association of Gerontology (Asia Oceania) Social Research and Planning sub-committee.

• Chapter 1: Healthy Ageing and Healthy Life Expectancy.- Chapter 2: Social and Cultural Determinants of Ageing.- Chapter 3: Work and Retirement.- Chapter 4: Social Connection and Engagement.- Chapter 5: Life-Long Learning.- Chapter 6: Driving, Mobility and Healthy Ageing.- Chapter 7: Creative Ageing.-0 Chapter 8: Memories, Meaning and Identity.- Chapter 9: Adapting to change in the caring context.- Chapter 10: Conclusion to this volume and introduction to What Matters Volume 2: Population, Policy and Systems of Care.

Emeritus Professor Julie Byles is a Fellow and Life Member of the Australian Association of Gerontology, Professor Byles’ research interests in ageing include the role of health services, preventive activities, and treatments in maintaining quality of life for older people. Professor Byles is also Head of the International Longevity Centre – Australia, co-President of the International Global Alliance, and Chair of the International Association of Gerontology (Asia Oceania) Social Research and Planning sub-committee.

• Chapter 1: Healthy Ageing and Healthy Life Expectancy.- Chapter 2: Social and Cultural Determinants of Ageing.- Chapter 3: Work and Retirement.- Chapter 4: Social Connection and Engagement.- Chapter 5: Life-Long Learning.- Chapter 6: Driving, Mobility and Healthy Ageing.- Chapter 7: Creative Ageing.-0 Chapter 8: Memories, Meaning and Identity.- Chapter 9: Adapting to change in the caring context.- Chapter 10: Conclusion to this volume and introduction to What Matters Volume 2: Population, Policy and Systems of Care.

Emeritus Professor Julie Byles is a Fellow and Life Member of the Australian Association of Gerontology, Professor Byles’ research interests in ageing include the role of health services, preventive activities, and treatments in maintaining quality of life for older people. Professor Byles is also Head of the International Longevity Centre – Australia, co-President of the International Global Alliance, and Chair of the International Association of Gerontology (Asia Oceania) Social Research and Planning sub-committee.

• Chapter 1: Healthy Ageing and Healthy Life Expectancy.- Chapter 2: Social and Cultural Determinants of Ageing.- Chapter 3: Work and Retirement.- Chapter 4: Social Connection and Engagement.- Chapter 5: Life-Long Learning.- Chapter 6: Driving, Mobility and Healthy Ageing.- Chapter 7: Creative Ageing.-0 Chapter 8: Memories, Meaning and Identity.- Chapter 9: Adapting to change in the caring context.- Chapter 10: Conclusion to this volume and introduction to What Matters Volume 2: Population, Policy and Systems of Care.