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Most cited papers from Beth Johnson Foundation

What are the most cited papers from Beth Johnson Foundation?

The most cited paper from Beth Johnson Foundation is "Active Ageing and Intergenerational Solidarity in Europe: A Conceptual Reappraisal from a Critical Perspective" (Mariano Sánchez, Alan Hatton‐Yeo, 2012), with 21 citations. Next come "An introduction to intergenerational practice" (15) and "Intergenerational Solidarity: bridging the gap through mentoring programmes" (12).

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1 Active Ageing and Intergenerational Solidarity in Europe: A Conceptual Reappraisal from a Critical Perspective Mariano Sánchez, Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships Jul 2012 21
2 An introduction to intergenerational practice Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Working with Older People 26 May 2010 15
3 Intergenerational Solidarity: bridging the gap through mentoring programmes Stephen W. Elli, Gillian Granvill · Mentoring & Tutoring Partnership in Learning 1999 12
4 Leisure‐rich and leisure‐poor: Leisure lifestyles among young adults Miriam Bernard · Leisure Sciences 1988 11
5 Return to work following long term sickness absence: a comparative analysis of stakeholders’ views and experiences in six European countries Adela Elena Popa, Mehtap Akgüç, Ziv Amir · Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation 14 Sep 2022 8
6 Leisure-rich and leisure-poor: the leisure patterns of young adults Miriam Bernard · Leisure Studies 1984 8
7 The security for Chinese older people in urban‐rural one‐child families Guojun Wang, Xing Su, Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Working with Older People Feb 2012 8
8 Social services' progress in implementing No Secrets ‐ an analysis of codes of practice Keith Sumner · The Journal of Adult Protection Apr 2004 8
9 Grandparents-An Intergenerational Resource for Families Andrew J. Dunning · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 18 Apr 2006 7
10 The Beth Johnson Foundation Tony Flynn · Elderly Care Apr 1990 5
11 Linking Generations in Northern Ireland: Age-Friendly School Project Lynn Johnston · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 22 Dec 2017 4
12 Looking Back, Looking Forward: Reflections on the 10th Anniversary of Beth Johnson Foundation Centre for Intergenerational Practice, United Kingdom Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships Jul 2011 4
13 The Development of the European Certificate in Intergenerational Learning Julie Melville, Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 2 Oct 2015 3
14 We Together Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships Oct 2012 1
15 Taking charge — strategies for self-empowered health behaviour among older people Miriam Bernard · Health Education Journal Jun 1988 1
16 Voluntary Care for the Elderly Mentally Infirm and their Relatives: A British Example Miriam Bernard · The Gerontologist Apr 1984 1
17 From positive ageing to positive living; a changing perspective from the Beth Johnson Foundation Lynne Marie Wealleans · Working with Older People 16 Nov 2015 1
18 Introduction Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 18 Apr 2006 0
19 The Twentieth Anniversary of the International Year of the Family 2014 Alan Hatton‐Yeo · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 3 Apr 2014 0
20 Intergenerational Practice Reviews: Thoughts and Reflections Clare Batty · Journal of Intergenerational Relationships Apr 2012 0

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