Analisis Faktor Successful Aging Pada Lansia Yang Bekerja Sebagai Petani

Medawati, Riris; Haryanto, Joni; Ulfiana, Elida

doi:10.20473/ijchn.v5i1.18704

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“…The successful aging does not only prevent physical and emotional disabilities, but more than that, the perception of elderly about the aging process is more important than the effects of disease and physical disability and depends on attitudes, resilience, optimism, and coping styles (Glicken, 2009). Various factors related to successful aging are lifestyle factors, physical activity factors, psychological factors, spiritual factors and social factors (Medawati et al, 2020). Erikson (in Santrock, 2013) explained that when someone entered the elderly age, they will reflect on the life that they have been lived so far.…”

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The Social Needs of the Elderly in South Bangka

Indriana

Karim

Febriyanto

et al. 2021

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The social needs of the elderly in the South Bangka Regency were expressed through the needs of affiliation, succorance, and deference. These needs seem to dominate the behavior of the elderly out there. Social ties with neighbours are very strong and each of them avoids conflicts or disputes. This study aimed to see which social needs were the most dominant among these needs so that the local government could be more appropriate in developing the social welfare programs for the elderly in their regions. This research involved 311 elderly people from 8 (eight) sub-districts in South Bangka Regency. The sampling technique used proportional random sampling based on the area of each district. The results showed that the need for succorance was the most dominant with a mean rank of 548.09, the need for affiliation hit second place with a mean rank of 541.72 and the last one was the need for deference with a mean rank of 311.20. This showed that the need for attention was more dominant than the need to build a relationship and conformity with others. There is no difference in social needs between men and women, nor is there a significant relationship with age.

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“…One of active aging indicators is also related to the interactions with others in the form of staying socially active indicators (Hoyer & Roodin, 2009). The study which conducted by Medawati et. al (2020) stated that one of the factors associated with successful aging is social factors or relating to others.…”

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The Social Needs of the Elderly in South Bangka

Indriana

Karim

Febriyanto

et al. 2021

int.jour.sci.res.mana.

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Self-Efficacy and Quality of Life Among Farmers in Indonesia: A Literature Review

Hardianto,

Rasni,

Susumaningrum

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Background: The level of self-efficacy plays a role in influencing the quality of life of hypertension patients. Self-efficacy helps individuals cope with and maintain hypertension health conditions that can affect their quality of life. 55.18% of the total population in Indonesia work in the agricultural sector. Purpose: The aim of this literature review study is to explore the correlation and publications providing information on self-efficacy related to the quality of life of elderly farmers. Methods: This literature review study uses a narrative review approach and analyzes six articles from sources such as Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, and PubMed. Results: The findings suggest a significant association between self-efficacy levels and the quality of life of elderly hypertension patients in Indonesia. Hypertensive elderly farmers with high self-efficacy tend to have a better quality of life. A significant relationship was also found between self-efficacy, subjective well-being in tobacco farmers, and adherence to a healthy lifestyle among hypertension patients. Conclusion: The study concludes that factors such as gender, age, education, and life experience influence self-efficacy. Quality of life is influenced by age, education, gender, marital status, duration of hypertension, and occupation. High levels of self-efficacy are positively correlated with the ability of the elderly to face hypertension challenges and improve their quality of life. Nurses should provide education and motivation to hypertension patients to enhance their self-efficacy.

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Analisis Faktor Successful Aging Pada Lansia Yang Bekerja Sebagai Petani

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The Social Needs of the Elderly in South Bangka

The Social Needs of the Elderly in South Bangka

Self-Efficacy and Quality of Life Among Farmers in Indonesia: A Literature Review

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