“你的灵魂将安息在新鲜空气中”——美国威斯康星州东南部俄语和西班牙语(非)成年移民的健康影响因素

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摘要

年长的成年移民在当地的环境中经历着影响他们健康的独特因素。研究结果:(1)环境——你的灵魂会在新鲜空气中休息;(2)社会支持——你认为你是一个人,但你并不孤单;(3)外在性——我们是人。本研究所处的建筑环境对参与者的自我幸福感产生了积极的影响,而他者的感觉则有助于他们成为永久的局外人。结论本研究中影响老年移民健康的因素有地域性。
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“Your soul will rest in the fresh air” health-influencing factors among older adult Russian and Spanish-speaking (im)migrants in Southeastern, Wisconsin, United States

Introduction

Older adult immigrants experience unique factors that influence their health within the context of the place.

Methods

In this Community-Engaged Participatory Narrative Inquiry Photovoice project, we examined factors impacting the health and wellbeing of older adult Russian and Spanish-speaking immigrants in Wisconsin.

Results

(1) The Environment - Your soul will rest in the fresh air, and (2) Social Support - You think you are by yourself but you're not alone, and (3) Outsiderness – We're human.

Discussion

The built environment in which this study took place positively impacted participants self of well-being, while feelings of otherness contributed to perceptions of being permanent outsiders.

Conclusion

Place-specific factors affected the health of older adult immigrants in this study.
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Aging and health research
Aging and health research Clinical Neurology, Public Health and Health Policy, Geriatrics and Gerontology
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