Cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric evaluation of the Health Personality Assessment for Chinese older adults

Dai, Huohuo; Pei, Xianbo; Chen, Jiyu; Li, Xiao; Zhang, Qing; Martin, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.gerinurse.2023.03.023

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“…The semi-structured questionnaire was used to study the implicit needs, such as psychological and emotional needs of the elderly residents that were not directly highlighted or clearly described during the interview process (Table A3). Combined with the evaluation studies related to the elderly living environment, the satisfaction questionnaire factors include elements affecting physical health, such as safety [56,57], convenience [58], and air quality [59,60] and elements affecting mental health, such as belonging and culture [61], and companionship [62][63][64].…”

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“…We confirmed the evaluation indicators by comparing the differences in the factors affecting the living environment between self-caring and non-self-caring elderly residents. Buildings 2023, 13, x FOR PEER REVIEW 6 of 24 [56,57], convenience [58], and air quality [59,60] and elements affecting mental health, such as belonging and culture [61], and companionship [62][63][64]. We modified the evaluation indicators based on the feedback received via email, calls, and interviews from a total of 16 scholars and experts who were engaged in research in fields, such as architecture, interior design, and psychology of elderly population.…”

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Satisfaction among the Elderly Living in the Ancient Town of Xiangxi

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This exploratory study combines the elderly-friendly post-use evaluation theory with the specific context of traditional residential buildings in typical Tujia ancient towns in the Western Hunan region, namely, Furong, Liexi, Xichehe, and Liye. A post-use low satisfaction evaluation model of traditional residential buildings in ancient towns was constructed, and the importance ranking of evaluation factors, along with the importance analysis of secondary indicators, was discussed using statistical methods. The subjective evaluations of elderly residents in different ancient towns toward the living environment and the importance ranking of factors for low satisfaction were examined. The findings of this study showed that we should focus on safety, convenience, health, privacy, belonging and cultural factors, and factors influencing sustainable livability for improving the quality of life of elderly residents in Tujia ancient towns in Western Hunan. Finally, the study proposes targeted improvement strategies to guide the construction of elderly-friendly environments in Tujia ancient towns and provide a reference for low satisfaction evaluations of ancient towns in similar economically underdeveloped areas.

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