Self-care ability among home-dwelling older people in rural areas in southern Norway.
作者： Bjørg Dale , Ulrika Söderhamn , Olle Söderhamn
DOI: 10.1111/J.1471-6712.2011.00917.X
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摘要: Results: A total of 780 persons were found to have higher self-care ability and 240 lower using the Self-care Ability Scale for Elderly. was be closely related health-related issues, agency, sense coherence, nutritional state mental health, former profession, type dwelling. Predictors high not receiving family help, having low risk undernutrition, perceiving helplessness, being able prepare food, active age. Conclusions: When is reduced in older people, caregivers aware about how this can expressed also their responsibility identifying mapping needs appropriate support preventing unnecessary unwanted dependency.
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