Dependence in self-care with comorbidity, indicators of nursing care and contributions to an ontology of aging: Systematic review of the literature

Fonseca, César; Lista, Antonio; Lopes, Manuel José; Mendes, Felismina; Mendes, David; Marques, Céu Pinto; Murillo, Juan Manuel; Garcí­a-Alonso, José

doi:10.23919/cisti.2018.8399236

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“…The functional profile of each elderly is interrelated with his or her sociodemographic context as well as with the overarching biological, cultural, and environmental characteristics of society; this aspect was there generally observed in the present study, which corroborates the reports of other authors [23,24]. The current sample followed the trend observed in the scientific literature; was a predominance of women, particularly in the older population group, a phenomenon known as the "feminization of old age" [25].…”

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How to Delineate the General Profiles of Functionality of Citizen’s Aged 65 Years and Old as a Function of Its Age

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Objectives: A core set of International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health codes was used, to ascertain the general profile of function-ality as a function of biological and sociodemographic characteristics, notably the age of the citizens.Methods: Data were collected by health professionals in the participants' houses. The factorial validity of the construct was assessed by a confirmatory factor analysis. An ordinal regression model was built to identify the general profile of functionality as a function of age.Results: It is expected that people under the age of 74 years will present no functional problems and that, after age 74, the most likely functionality problem will be a "MILD problem".Discussion: The functional profile of each elderly is interrelated with his or her sociodemographic context as well as with the overarching biological, cultural, and environmental characteristics of society. A progressive decrease in GPF occurs with age.Conclusions: The evaluation of each person (even those with no perceived or incipient levels of functional impairment who are at risk of progressing to a more severe disability) about what are the factors that are related with this functional decline as people get older, allows identify the respective nursing interventions to be developed.

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How to Delineate the General Profiles of Functionality of Citizen’s Aged 65 Years and Old as a Function of Its Age

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A Nursing Care Intervention Model for Elderly People Adopting Self-care as a Central Concept

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Dependence in self-care with comorbidity, indicators of nursing care and contributions to an ontology of aging: Systematic review of the literature

Abstract: Background: Rehabilitation Nursing assumes a fundamental role in contemporary society in the response to the installation of new paradigms of chronic illness and dependen..

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How to Delineate the General Profiles of Functionality of Citizen’s Aged 65 Years and Old as a Function of Its Age

How to Delineate the General Profiles of Functionality of Citizen’s Aged 65 Years and Old as a Function of Its Age

A Nursing Care Intervention Model for Elderly People Adopting Self-care as a Central Concept

Perceived Loneliness by Elderly a Systematic Literature Review

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