2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-11692011000300003
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The family dynamics of elder elderly in the context of Porto, Portugal

Abstract: La dinámica de la familia de ancianos con edad avanzada en el contexto de la ciudad de Porto, PortugalSe trata de un estudio descriptivo, que tuvo por objetivo conocer la dinámica de familia de ancianos con 80 años o más, bajo cuidados de familiar, en su domicilio. El cuidador y el anciano, que estaban registrados en la unidad de salud familiar de la grande región de la ciudad de Porto, en Portugal, compusieron la muestra de 107 sujetos pareados. Los datos fueron recolectados entre 09/2009 y 03/2010 por medio … Show more

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“…In these laws, it is reiterated that it is the duty of the family and the obligation of the community, society and state to support elderly persons, ensure their participation in the community, defend their dignity and well-being, and guarantee their right to life. [5][6] A study 7 conducted in Portugal showed that the experience of home care in families has been greatly increasing in recent years. Conforming to that trend, policymakers for care of the elderly claim that home care may be best for the elderly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these laws, it is reiterated that it is the duty of the family and the obligation of the community, society and state to support elderly persons, ensure their participation in the community, defend their dignity and well-being, and guarantee their right to life. [5][6] A study 7 conducted in Portugal showed that the experience of home care in families has been greatly increasing in recent years. Conforming to that trend, policymakers for care of the elderly claim that home care may be best for the elderly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the sample of publications was indexed in Scopus (17), followed by CINAHL (10) and in 2010 (6). The corpus for analysis is mostly international (91.30%), published in English (86.96%), Portuguese (8.70%) and Spanish (4.35%), and China was the country with the greatest contribution (34.78%), according to Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of the caregiver has led to changes in the family dynamics, with increased participation of male individuals and older spouses, including relatives such as nieces/nephews, granddaughters/sons and sisters/brothers (6) . This excessive workload imposed to the caregiver may cause functional (7)(8) and psychological impairment resulting from the daily activities, changes in social life, financial burden, coping with depressive symptoms and cognitive changes (9) , dysfunction of roles or interruption of family routine (7) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Care is perceived as one of the most basic functions of family life, constituting a dynamic and complex process. The presence of the spouse among family caregivers and an increase in the care burden of their partners is emphasized (30) , with risks for the organization and maintenance of chronic care, especially for their longevity. In the perspective of the redefinition of personal and conjugal sexuality, the nature of the transitions encompassed, by means of strategies and care, developmental and situational characteristics, by association with chronic disease and by virtue of the need to define or redefine the repertoire of social roles as a person and family member (3) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%