日本农村居民孤独感与健康状态的负相关:一项以人口为基础的横断面调查。

Yoshio Hisata, Takashi Sugioka, Aki Yasaka, Yuki Ueda, Masaki Amenomori, Katsumi Higashino, Yoshio Naya
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目的:由于日本人口老龄化和人口减少,孤独是日本农村地区一个重要的健康问题。因此,我们调查了孤独与健康之间的关系。材料与方法:对农村成年居民进行问卷调查。使用日本版UCLA孤独量表、自评健康(SRH)和客观健康状况(被调查者是否有身体和/或精神疾病)。我们将UCLA得分为4分或以上定义为孤独,将SRH得分为4分或以上定义为主观健康状态,将无身体或精神疾病定义为客观健康状态。使用逻辑回归分析对社会人口统计数据、生活习惯和隔离风险进行调整。结果:目标区5年人口递减率为10.2% ~ 12.3%。在2700名受访者中,男性1211人,女性1489人,平均年龄为65.4岁。此外,358人(13.6%)独居,829人(31.5%)独居。其中,有1395人(53.2%)感到孤独,1751人(65.7%)自评健康状况良好,1587人(60.8%)客观健康状况良好。在调整社会人口统计数据、生活习惯和隔离风险后,孤独感与良好的SRH (OR=0.56, CI=0.45-0.70)和客观健康状况(OR=0.57, CI=0.46-0.71)呈负相关。主观和/或客观健康状况的统计显著混淆因素是就业、不吸烟、肥胖、运动、有家庭医生、牙齿数量高于平均水平以及能够离开家。结论:在人口老龄化和人口下降的背景下,孤独感是影响农村居民健康状况的独立因素,而且不仅限于老年人。因此,需要采取措施来减少它。
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Negative association between loneliness and healthy state among rural residents in Japan: a cross-sectional single region population-based survey.

Negative association between loneliness and healthy state among rural residents in Japan: a cross-sectional single region population-based survey.

Objective: Loneliness is an important health problem in rural areas of Japan because of its ageing and declining population. Therefore, we investigated the association between loneliness and health. Materials and Methods: Self-administered questionnaires were distributed to rural adult residents. The Japanese 3-item versions of the UCLA Loneliness Scale, self-rated health (SRH), and objective health status (whether the respondents had a physical and/or mental illness) were used. We defined a UCLA score of four points or more as loneliness, an SRH of four points or more as a subjective healthy state, and no physical or mental illness as an objective healthy state. The association was adjusted for sociodemographic data, lifestyle habits, and isolation risk using logistic regression analysis. Results: The five-year population decline rate in the target areas was 10.2 to 12.3%. Of the 2,700 participants, there were 1,211 male and 1,489 female respondents, with an average age of 65.4 years. Moreover, 358 (13.6%) were living alone, and 829 (31.5%) were living in couple-only households. Among the participants, 1,395 (53.2%) experienced loneliness, 1,751 (65.7%) had good self-rated health, and 1,587 (60.8%) had objective health status. Loneliness was negatively associated with good SRH (OR=0.56, CI=0.45-0.70) and objective health status (OR=0.57, CI=0.46-0.71) after adjusting for sociodemographic data, lifestyle habits, and the risk of isolation. Statistically significant confounding factors for subjective and/or objective health status were employment, not smoking, obesity, exercise, having a family doctor, having an above-average number of teeth, and the ability to leave home. Conclusion: In an ageing and declining population, loneliness is an independent factor affecting the health status of rural residents and is not limited to older adults. Therefore, measures to reduce it are needed.

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