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Links do exists between the groups of persons with dis­ abilities and the ageing population that go far beyond the subgroup of persons with both conditions. Experi­ ences, methods and programmes may be shared in a broad range of topics, from concepts and values to the assessment and meeting of needs, or the develop­ ment of tools for evidence based policy in both areas. Bridges have always existed across the two fields of disabilities and ageing, but they have been limited, and they coexist with significant barriers to communication and information sharing. Although health and social care providers have been encouraged to work in part­ nership and build interdisciplinary teams, the success of this approach has been limited.

Bridging knowledge in long-term care and support. Crossing boundaries between ageing and disability