Predictors of regular exercise among older residents of long‐term care institutions

Chen, Yuh‐Min; Li, Yueh-Ping; Yen, Min-Ling

doi:10.1111/ijn.12401

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“…Other studies confirm that elderly women demonstrate a slightly higher level of health-promoting behavior than elderly men (Selivanova and Cramm 2014;Zadworna-Cieślak 2017. Admittedly, some studies conducted in nursing homes have yielded different results, but the analyzed behaviors and methods were different (Chen et al 2015;Şenol et al 2015).…”

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Health behavior among Polish institutionalized older adults: the effect of resiliency mediated by satisfaction with life

Zadworna-Cieślak

Kossakowska

2020

J Public Health (Berl.)

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Aim Resiliency and satisfaction with life are identified as factors related to health behavior in the general population. However, little is known about health behavior and its predictors in public nursing home residents. The purpose of the study was to establish the nature of the relationship between resiliency, satisfaction with life, and health behavior in institutionalized older adults in Poland. Subject and methods A cross-sectional study with purposive sampling was performed in public nursing homes in Poland. A total of 161 male and female senior residents aged 60 to 99 (Mean = 76.65, SD = 9.23) were examined. Mediation analysis was performed with the Hayes' PROCESS macro. Results This study revealed that resiliency, satisfaction with life, and health behavior are positively associated with each other in older persons. Satisfaction with life plays a mediating role in the relationship between resiliency and health behavior in residents of long-term care institutions. Conclusion Our findings underscore the important role played by personal resources in strengthening interventions and supporting the efforts of nursing home residents to engage in health behavior.

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confidence: 97%

Health behavior among Polish institutionalized older adults: the effect of resiliency mediated by satisfaction with life

Zadworna-Cieślak

Kossakowska

2020

J Public Health (Berl.)

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“…Medical care services play a crucial role in older adults' healthy aging by treating diseases, preventing chronic diseases, slowing the progress of functional disability, increasing life span, and improving quality of life [55][56][57][58][59][60]. To determine whether older adults' psychological well-being has benefted from increased or maintaining high accessibility to medical care services in China.…”

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Does Maintaining High Accessibility to Medical Care Services Increase Psychological Well-Being of Chinese Older Adults?

Liu,

Hai,

Zhao

et al. 2024

Health & Social Care in the Community

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Objective. The health benefits of medical care services for older adults have been well known. This study aims to identify trajectories of medical care accessibility and their impacts on Chinese older adults’ psychological well-being to enrich findings on health outcomes of medical care accessibility. Methods. This study included 2660 participants aged 65 years and older from the 2005–2018 Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey, and this paper used the latent class growth model to analyze the heterogeneous trajectories of medical care accessibility among Chinese older adults. Ordinary least squares (OLS) regression was also used to explore whether the trajectories of medical care accessibility impact the psychological well-being of Chinese older adults and its heterogeneity among different subgroups of older adults. Results. Three distinct trajectories of medical care accessibility “maintaining high accessibility” (n = 2230, 84.1%), “medium to high accessibility” (n = 222, 8.10%), and “high to low accessibility” (n = 208, 7.80%) were identified, respectively. Regression results show that older adults maintaining high accessibility to medical care reported well psychological well-being. This result was particularly evident among older adults in urban and eastern areas. Discussion. Our findings highlight the importance of maintaining high accessibility to medical care and reducing inequalities in the accessibility to medical care for increasing psychological well-being of Chinese older adults.

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“…This measure can reduce the utilization rate of nursing homes and further reduce the burden on society. Finally, the case management method of long-term care should be adopted for the care of the elderly, and the care content and care plan are formulated through evaluation to reflect a people-centered care model [ 13 ]. The common development of multiple elderly care models is the first step to reduce the pressure on elderly care services.…”

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Visual Analysis of Research Hotspots in Geriatric Nursing Education in China and Abroad

Xue

et al. 2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Background. This study aimed to conduct a literature search to determine research hotspots in the field of gerontological care education in China and abroad. A knowledge of the focus of research conducted abroad may assist Chinese educators in determining the shape of gerontological care education in the future. Methods. The “Web of Science Core Collection” and “CNKI” databases were searched for literature on gerontological care education published from 2010 to 2020. CiteSpace software was used to display the knowledge map of co-occurrence of keywords, and an evolution trend map of research hotspots in recent 10 years was constructed. Results. From 2010 to 2020, the focus of foreign gerontological nursing education research was on the training of gerontological nursing personnel; the development of elderly care services; and education and training in dealing with patients with senile delirium and dementia. The focus of gerontological nursing education research in China was primary care education, training of senior elderly nursing personnel, talent training mode reform, training of nursing staff, and career development paths for geriatric nursing staff. Conclusions. Foreign geriatric nursing education research focuses on cultivating talents, mental health services for the elderly, innovating the mode of pension, and the care of patients with disorders such as dementia and delirium, while in China, the emphasis remains on gerontological nursing personnel training. Attention to research developments in other countries may assist Chinese educators to promote the development of geriatric nursing education in our country.

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Predictors of regular exercise among older residents of long‐term care institutions

Cited by 9 publications

References 37 publications

Health behavior among Polish institutionalized older adults: the effect of resiliency mediated by satisfaction with life

Health behavior among Polish institutionalized older adults: the effect of resiliency mediated by satisfaction with life

Does Maintaining High Accessibility to Medical Care Services Increase Psychological Well-Being of Chinese Older Adults?

Visual Analysis of Research Hotspots in Geriatric Nursing Education in China and Abroad

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