Table 1.

Summary of studies included in the review^*

Id	Source	Year	Title	Author(s)	Country	LE
01	BVS	2018	“Prevalence and related factors of Active and Healthy Ageing in Europe according to two models: Results from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)”	Bosch-Farré et al.14	Spain	IV
02	BVS	2018	“Health, education and employment status of Europeans aged 60 to 69 years: results from SHARE survey”	Augner10	Germany	IV
03	BVS	2018	“Predictors and estimation of risk for early exit from working life by poor health among middle and older aged workers in Korea”	Lee et al.15	South Korea	IV
04	BVS	2019	“Short-Term and Medium-Term Impact of Retirement on Sport Activity, Self-Reported Health, and Social Activity of Women and Men in Poland”	Biernat et al.16	Poland	IV
05	BVS	2019	“Quality of Life and Health: Influence of Preparation for Retirement Behaviors through the Serial Mediation of Losses and Gains”	Hurtado & Topa17	Spain	VI
06	BVS	2019	“Associations of childhood health and financial situation with quality of life after retirement - regional variation across Europe”	Börnhorst et al.18	Germany	IV
07	BVS	2019	“Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Health Management Program for the Elderly on Health-Related Quality of Life among Elderly People in China: Findings from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study”	Hao et al.19	China	III
08	BVS	2017	“The interaction between individualism and wellbeing in predicting mortality: Survey of Health Ageing and Retirement in Europe”	Okely et al.20	UK	III
09	BVS	2017	“Papel de trabalho, carreira, satisfação de vida e ajuste na aposentadoria”	Boehs & Silva21	Brazil	IV
10	BVS	2017	“Common attributes in retired professional cricketers that may enhance or hinder quality of life after retirement: a qualitative study”	Filbay et al.22	UK	IV
11	BVS	2017	“Quality of Life of the Elderly Receiving Old Age Pension in Lesotho”	Mugomeri et al.23	Lesotho	IV
12	BVS	2017	“Retirement preparation program: evaluation of results”	Pazzim & Marin24	Brazil	III
13	BVS	2016	“Qualidade de vida na concepção de docentes de Enfermagem aposentadas por uma Universidade Pública”	Liberatti et al.25	Brazil	VI
14	BVS	2016	“Professional women ‘rebalancing’ in retirement: Time, relationships, and body”	Loe & Johnston26	USA	IV
15	BVS	2015	“Redirection: An Extension of Career During Retirement”	Cook27	Canada	VI
16	BVS	2016	“A Revised Australian Dietary Guideline Index and Its association with Key Sociodemographic Factors, Health Behaviors and Body Mass Index in Peri-Retirement Aged Adults”	Thorpe et al.28	Australia	IV
17	PubMed	2015	“Mid-life occupational grade and quality of life following retirement: a 16-year follow-up of the French GAZEL study”	Platts et al.29	UK	IV
18	PubMed	2019	“Associations between prevalente multimorbidity combinations and prospective disability and self-rated health among older adults in Europe”	Sheridan et al.30	USA	IV
19	PubMed	2016	“Self-reported change in quality of life with retirement and later cognitive decline: prospective data from the Nurses’ Health Study”	Vercambre et al.31	France	IV
20	PubMed	2019	“Do psychosocial factors modify the negative association between disability and life satisfaction in old age?”	Puvill et al.32	Denmark	IV
21	PubMed	2016	“Social group memberships in retirement are associated with reduced risk of premature death: evidence from a longitudinal cohort study”	Steffens et al.33	Australia	III
22	PubMed	2018	“Social isolation and multiple chronic diseases after age 50: A European macro-regional analysis”	Cantarero-Prieto et al.34	USA	IV

^* Maringá/PR - 2021.

BVS = Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde; LE = level of evidence; PubMed = Biblioteca Nacional de Medicina dos Estados Unidos.