Developmental trajectories of successful aging among older adults in China: Evidence from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study

Chang, Hui; Jia, Zhenquan; Chen, Yundi; Wang, Xiuhong; Wang, Zhiwen

doi:10.1016/j.gerinurse.2023.03.026

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“…At the same time, the treatment process is accompanied by a number of psychological phenomena that are related to the personal characteristics of the patient, the doctor, and the treatment methods chosen by him/her. Modern research indicates that, for the most part, psychological interaction between a doctor and a patient occurs spontaneously, and their communication depends on a specific situation where there is a possibility of a lack of contact (trust) between them (Wang et al, 2022;Lu et al, 2023;Wang et al, 2023). This has a negative impact on the information content of the patient's medical history and the outcome of treatment.…”

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2024

Scientific Bulletin of Mukachevo State University Series “Pedagogy and Psychology”

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The relevance of the study is due to the need to find ways to ensure high-quality interaction between a doctor and a patient in the context of a medical professional's communicative tolerance. The purpose of the study was to determine the psychological characteristics of the interpersonal relationship between a doctor and his/her patients. The basis of the theoretical and methodological approach was a qualitative combination of methods of structural and functional analysis of the problem of psychological training of medical professionals and analytical research on the formation of constructive relationships between doctor and patient. Several surveys were conducted on the tolerance of healthcare professionals and their emotional well-being in the context of individual psychological characteristics. The results are presented, which reflect the methods of doctor's influence on the psychological state of the patient and his/her family. The question of how trust in a doctor and his/her professional competences is formed is highlighted. The problem of ethical principles, professional motivation of medical professionals and the specifics of their communication in the team are revealed. The subjective feelings of doctors about the work they do are revealed. The issues of modernization of medical education and digitalization of services are revealed. The conditions, components, and approaches to effective interaction between doctor and patient in the healthcare system are identified. The problems of developing diagnostic tools for assessing the psychological state of a medical professional in his/her professional activity are detailed. An experiment was conducted to substantiate the need to implement programmes to improve the communication skills of healthcare professionals, including interns and nurses. The practical value of the results of the research work is the possibility of using the outlined approach to improve the methods of improving the communication competencies of doctors in their professional activities

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2024

Scientific Bulletin of Mukachevo State University Series “Pedagogy and Psychology”

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“…Over the past 50 years, it has gained considerable popularity (Katz & Calasanti, 2015;Wahl, 2020). Many scholars from different countries continue to work within this framework -China (Chang et al, 2023), Spain (Blanco-Molina et al, 2021), Israel (Goshen et al, 2022), Singapore (Feng & Straughan, 2017), India (Bandyopadhyay & Singh, 2023), other Asian countries (Tannistha, 2018), etc. They continue intensive research on different groups of older people living in different countries to test the hypotheses of "successful ageing".…”

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The concept of successful ageing in wartime: A review of Western scientific sources

Kolly-Shamne

2024

Scientific Bulletin of Mukachevo State University Series “Pedagogy and Psychology”

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Preserving the full life of an elderly person as the most vulnerable category of the population in times of armed conflict raises many methodological, theoretical, and practical issues for scholars. The article is an attempt at a problematic and reflective analysis of the heuristic nature of the concept of successful ageing for the study of ageing of elderly Ukrainians in the context of the war with Russia. The paper presents a problem-oriented review of contemporary Western literature on successful ageing. In addition to the basic empirical and theoretical works, a significant part of the theoretical analysis is based on the results of the most significant meta-analytical studies on this topic. The methodology of problem-oriented and integrative analysis was used to determine which problem areas of the concept of successful ageing can contribute to its study in wartime. The potential and limitations of the modern concept of successful ageing are considered. Eight problem areas of this concept are presented, which reveal certain contradictions, debatable issues, and gaps, which are simultaneously directions for the development of both the concept itself and its research in the context of war. Among them: vagueness of the criteria for successful ageing and its dilution with similar concepts; interaction of biomedical and psychosocial contexts of successful ageing; limits of responsibility for the success of ageing in the context of the “person – society” dichotomy; socio-structural inequalities between older people and the inability to age equally “successfully”; discrepancies between subjective and objective indicators of successful ageing; dominance of the Western model of successful ageing and levelling of its cultural specificity; integration of individual, social and scientific conceptualization of successful ageing. The author analyses the most promising theoretical and methodological concepts and theories of successful ageing that are most relevant to the problem of ageing in war. The literature review presented in the article will help to draw attention to the problem of improving and preserving the full life of an elderly person in the context of armed conflict. The results of the research will be useful to scholars and practitioners for the further development of programmes to protect the mental and physical health of older people in war

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The impact of "Aging with Medical and Caregiving" on family caregiving—Evidence from China's pilot cities for integrating medical and caregiving

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2024

Geriatric Nursing

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Developmental trajectories of successful aging among older adults in China: Evidence from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study

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