“老年人搬进长期寄宿护理中心的经历。对定性研究的系统回顾。”

S. Richards, Christina Hagger
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目的和回顾问题本回顾的目的是建立进入长期住宿护理的意义以及与此相关的经历。要解决的具体问题是:当老年人从家里永久搬到养老院时,他们会是什么样子?本综述研究的考虑标准参与者类型本综述将考虑长期居住在长期护理机构的老年人的经历。该机构必须提供一定程度的个人或临床护理服务,而不仅仅是食宿。本综述不会对涉及老年人亚群的研究进行区分(例如,基于痴呆、种族、性别或其他特定区分特征等特定发病率的亚群)。如果数据综合和分析表明与老年人子集相关的不同结果,将分别报告这些结果。这项审查将限于住在安老机构一年或一年以下的参与者,因为感兴趣的现象是与搬进安老机构有关的经历。“老年人”的定义。在发达国家,对“老年”的年龄划分没有达成共识。丹顿和斯宾塞评论说,在发达国家,65岁的年龄标志多年来一直被视为“老年”的开始,而富特和费舍尔指出,医学文献通常使用70岁,世界卫生组织建议发达国家使用“60或65岁的实足年龄”。使用具体年龄被认为是武断的,因为与青春期不同,没有共同经历的具体生理事件来表示“老年”的开始,因为衰老是一个持续的过程,不同的人经历的情况不同,而这一定义往往是在确立官方退休年龄后产生的。删节为350字
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"The experiences of older adults from moving into residential long term care. A systematic review of qualitative studies."
Objective & Review Questions The objective of this review is to establish the meaning of moving into long term residential care and the experiences associated with the move. The specific question to be addressed is: What is it like for older people when they make a permanent move from home into residential aged care? CRITERIA FOR CONSIDERING STUDIES FOR THIS REVIEW Types of Participants The review will consider the experiences of older people who have been admitted on a permanent basis to a residential long term care institution. The institution must be one that provides some level of personal or clinical care service and not just board and lodgings. The review will not differentiate between studies involving subsets of older people (eg subsets based on specific morbidities such as dementia, ethnicity, gender or other specific differentiating characteristics). Should the data synthesis and analysis indicate differing results associated with subsets of older people these will be separately reported. The review will be limited to participants who have lived in the residential aged care facility for one year or less as the phenomenon of interest is the experiences associated with the move into the facility. Definition of “older person”. In developed countries there is no consensus as to an age delineator for “old age”. Denton and Spencer comment that the age marker of 65 has been regarded as the commencement of “old age” in developed countries for many years, while Foot and Fisher note that the medical literature commonly uses 70 and the World Health Organisation suggests that the “chronological age of 60 or 65” has been used in developed countries. The use of a specific age is regarded as arbitrary because unlike puberty there is no commonly experienced specific physiologically event to signify the onset of “old age” because ageing is a continuing process experienced differently by different people and the definition often arise out of the establishment of an official retirement age. TRUNCATED AT 350 WORDS
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