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\r\nHeng Chye Kiang\/Fung John Chye<\/em>\r\n\tSpace provisions for informal caregivers in the home and community in Singapore
\r\nRuzica Bozovic-Stamenovic\/Fung John Chye in collaboration with NUHS<\/em>\r\n\tDesigning age-friendly workplaces for older workers
\r\nLee Jung Joo<\/em>\r\n\tImproving waiting experience in healthcare facilities
\r\nSong Kee Hong in collaboration with Philips Healthcare & NUHS<\/em>\r\n\tDevelopment of a design palette for dementia supportive environments
\r\nFung John Chye<\/em>\r\n\tComparative case studies of nursing home designs in Singapore
\r\nFung John Chye<\/em>\r\n\tCommunity-based care networks for the elderly in Singapore’s high-density urban context
\r\nZhang Wei<\/em>\r\n\tDementia-friendly environments that facilitate wayfinding in the community through the understanding of implicit memory
\r\nAng Shifang<\/em>\r\n\tThe impact of elevated neighbourhood open spaces on the elderly’s social interactions in Singapore’s public housing
\r\nCao Yuxin<\/em>\r\n\tLife course spaces and perception of spatial boundaries for successful ageing
\r\nMichelle Cheam<\/em>\r\n\tFramework for area effects on mental-emotional wellbeing at highrise high-density ageing neighbourhoods of Singapore
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