Triumphing in the Art of Aging: Key Determinants

Abstract

Owing to advancements in quality of life and healthcare accessibility across many societies, the elderly demographic has undergone a substantial increase. This phenomenon presents a considerable challenge, one that demands meticulous forethought and strategic response. This research endeavors to delve into the concept of thriving in old age, alongside the intricate web of influencing factors, serving as a foundational approach toward mitigating the complexities associated with aging. The accumulated outcomes of these studies underscore the existence of formidable barriers obstructing the path to prosperous aging. These obstacles warrant comprehensive interventions orchestrated by both the community and the elderly populace. It’s notable that successful aging is a multidimensional construct, with not all facets readily accessible to a majority of seniors. The contours of this achievement exhibit variability from individual to individual, defying uniformity. Tailoring strategies to achieve a fruitful elderly phase based on each senior’s unique circumstances is recommended, particularly considering the prevalence of chronic ailments and disabilities among older adults. Furthermore, a subset of this demographic harbors pessimistic viewpoints concerning the aging process