The Evolution, Hotspots, and Trends in Research on Facilities of Combined Medical and Nursing Care for the Elderly

Chen, Zhe; Yao, Qiufang; An, Na

doi:10.3390/buildings12122132

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“…Through the study, we found that the living environment and daily behaviors of this particular group of the elderly in traditional Miao dwellings in western Hunan are very different from those in urban residences and nursing homes, which leads to different physical and psychological needs, and thus affects their respective health [39][40][41][42][43][44][45]. However, the health of the elderly has been recognized as an important and urgent issue.…”

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Correlation Analysis of Health Factors of Elderly People in Traditional Miao Dwellings in Western Hunan

Liu

Zhang

et al. 2023

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Under the macro context of severe global aging, the typical villages and dwellings of the Miao ethnic group in western Hunan were selected, and the daily life and health status of the local elderly were evaluated through behavioral observation, interviews, and questionnaires (e.g., physiological, psychological, and residential environments). In addition, the health status and relevant evaluation factors of the respondents were correlated and then analyzed using SPSS software. As indicated by the results of this study, the local elderly used all the spaces and functions of the existing dwellings and were satisfied with the spaces except for the toilet. In addition, their physiological functions had declined, and their daily behaviors were affected by a wide variety of physical diseases. From a psychological perspective, more than 60% of the elderly had significant feelings of loneliness and frustration. As indicated by the correlation results, the health status of the elderly in traditional Miao dwellings in western Hunan was positively correlated with family, income, daily acts, dwellings, and infrastructure, and negatively correlated with age. They showed linear correlations with all impact factors: Health = 157.44 − 5.242 ∗ Gender − 1.611 ∗ Age − 0.606 ∗ Education level − 0.411 ∗ Family + 0.001 ∗ Income − 7.191 ∗ Daily acts + 13.621 ∗ Dwelling + 4.682 ∗ Infrastructure + 17.198 ∗ Natural. Based on the results of study, targeted improvement strategies were proposed for the elderly in traditional Miao dwellings in western Hunan from four aspects—infrastructure, traditional dwellings, mental health, and policy support—to improve the health status of the elderly in traditional Chinese villages and towns.

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Correlation Analysis of Health Factors of Elderly People in Traditional Miao Dwellings in Western Hunan

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“…The analysis of keyword clusters can condense the co-occurrence network of RFCMRS keywords into a relatively small number of research clusters, aiding in the identification of key issues within a specific research domain [45,91]. Based on the keyword clustering analysis, RFCMRS can be categorized into 10 main clusters, as shown in Figure 12 and Table 8.…”

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Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

Yang,

Yao,

Long

et al. 2024

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The study of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements (RFCMRS) is a key factor in the development of rural settlements during the urbanization process. Mountainous rural settlements, due to their unique mountainous conditions, climate, living environments, and regional culture, are among the important subjects of research for governments and the academic community worldwide. This paper, utilizing the knowledge mapping software CiteSpace (6.2.R3) for co-citation and collaboration analysis, keyword clustering, keyword time zoning, and keyword emergence, analyzes the research trajectory, key issues, and future trends of RFCMRSs. The study finds that current RFCMRS research can be categorized into the following three key issues: “implications of climate change: risks and adaptive responses”, “regional cultural heritage and economic development”, and “ecological conservation and fostering harmonious symbiosis”. Future research will focus on the following three development trends: “risk response based on climate resilience and ecological protection”, “factors of features and characteristics based on regional culture and landscape configurations”, and “human settlements based on low-carbon objectives and sustainable development principles”. Lastly, the paper proposes the following three future research suggestions: “improving the evaluation system for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, “deepening the study on the evolutionary phenomenon and mechanism for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, and “exploring the design methods for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements based on the concept of sustainable development”.

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“…Keyword cluster analysis can enhance the conciseness of the co-occurrence network of RFCRS keywords, condensing a substantial number of linked keywords into a relatively minor set of clustered research issues. It aids in identifying pivotal issues within a particular field of study [58,59]. In this process, CiteSpace employs the log-likelihood ratio algorithm to label each research topic cluster.…”

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Research Progress on Features and Characteristics of Rural Settlements: Literature Distribution, Key Issues, and Development Trends

Yao,

An,

et al. 2023

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During the development of rural settlements, the loss of distinctive rural characteristics, caused by the contradiction between urban expansion and the ideal of pastoralism, has attracted widespread attention from researchers worldwide. To effectively understand the development and trends of the Research of Features and Characteristics of Rural Settlements (abbreviated as RFCRS), this paper uses the knowledge mapping software CiteSpace to conduct co-citation analysis, research collaboration analysis, keyword clustering, and keyword co-occurrence. The study analyzes the basic concepts, the literature distribution characteristics, research clusters, key issues, and development trends of RFCRS. The research found that the current key research topics in RFCRS include “Eco-logical services and environmental protection of rural settlements”, “Sustainable planning and architectural design issues of rural settlements”, and “Human settlement environment and service facility construction of rural settlements”. This paper predicts that future RFCRS research trends will focus on the study of landscape features and characteristics based on ecology, climate, and aesthetics; study of architectural features and characteristics based on characteristic factors and hierarchical structure; and research on rural revitalization based on sustainable development principles. The paper also offers four priority research suggestions for researchers from different disciplines.

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The Evolution, Hotspots, and Trends in Research on Facilities of Combined Medical and Nursing Care for the Elderly

Cited by 5 publications

References 75 publications

Correlation Analysis of Health Factors of Elderly People in Traditional Miao Dwellings in Western Hunan

Correlation Analysis of Health Factors of Elderly People in Traditional Miao Dwellings in Western Hunan

Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

Research Progress on Features and Characteristics of Rural Settlements: Literature Distribution, Key Issues, and Development Trends

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