Aging and Drug Therapy

doi:10.1007/978-1-4613-2791-2

1984

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-2791-2

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Aging and Drug Therapy

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Secondary effects of cardiovascular drug use on perceptions of functional communication needs of nursing home older adults∗

Green¹,

Spigner

Payne‐Johnson

et al. 1989

Howard Journal of Communications

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Approximately one half of all persons 65 years and over in this countryhave some form of cardiovascular disease for which they are taking a variety of medications. Cardiovascular medications, however, have adverse side effects, like confusion and depression, that can alter the user's behavior and perceptions about the world. This study seeks to examine whether the presence or absence of cardiovascular medications in a sample of nursing home residents over 65 with no history of neurological complications is reflected in how those persons rate the importance of functional communication skills in their everyday lives. Results indicate that, for the subjects in this study, cardiovascular medications do influence how some items on a 50-item questionnaire are prioritized. KEY TERMS: Functional communication competence in the elderly, nursing home elderly and medication use, cardiovascular medication, behavior.

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Secondary effects of cardiovascular drug use on perceptions of functional communication needs of nursing home older adults∗

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Spigner

Payne‐Johnson

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Howard Journal of Communications

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Aging and Drug Therapy

Abstract: A Continuation Order Plan is available for this series. A continuation order will bring delivery of each new volume immediately upon publication. Volumes are billed only upon actual shipment.

Cited by 2 publications

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Secondary effects of cardiovascular drug use on perceptions of functional communication needs of nursing home older adults∗

Secondary effects of cardiovascular drug use on perceptions of functional communication needs of nursing home older adults∗

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