Socio-economist specializing in elderly well-being,
active ageing, and quality of life research
I research how communities can improve quality of life for older adults through evidence-based interventions and social policy innovation.
My work on the "Nagykanizsa Model" demonstrated that social engagement significantly impacts elderly well-being—a finding recognized by the European Commission as a best practice in elderly policy innovation (Brussels, 2018).
Through comprehensive research involving over 1,000 participants, I've shown that community-based approaches to active ageing can dramatically improve life satisfaction and well-being among older adults.
Investigating successful ageing processes, community engagement programs, and quality of life factors for elderly populations.
Developing and applying methodologies to measure and improve well-being across different life stages and social contexts.
Exploring tourism as a vehicle for active ageing, health promotion, and social engagement among older adults.
Designing evidence-based policy recommendations for improving elderly care systems and community support structures.
Advancing digital health solutions and technology integration to enhance healthcare delivery, improve patient outcomes, and support elderly populations through innovative ehealth platforms and digital care systems.
Developing evidence-based methodologies for early detection and diagnosis of dementia, focusing on screening tools, cognitive assessment protocols, and preventive interventions to improve quality of life for patients and caregivers.
Comprehensive research examining quality of life and well-being of elderly residents in Nagykanizsa over a decade. Based on 1,000+ survey participants and in-depth stakeholder interviews, revealing the "Nagykanizsa Model" for active ageing through community engagement.
Interested in collaboration, speaking engagements, or discussing research opportunities?