Domains of importance to the quality of life for Elderly people
Six domains of care of the elderly consider important for their Quality of Life.
In order of importance (highest to low):
1.feeling safety
2.health and travel
3.Independent, close
4.Visual resources
5. awareness and recognition
6.Social and cultural life.
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| Domains of Elder care |
1.Hearing Safety
Feeling safe is not something we always talk about. However, when you think about it, most of
us would say that we feel generally safe for the care of the elderly. Universal Experience. Safety can be defined as
freedom from injury or injury. Therefore, feeling secure means that you do not expect injury or
injury, spiritually, or physically.
2.Health and Travel
It is often referred to as a management concept, related to funding for medical care:
hospital admission occurs when a patient seeks access to medical care in a region other
than that of residential, i.e., that of a regional health system enrollment.
3. Independent, close
In its simplest form, independence is about the ability of a person to act in accordance with
his or her own values and interests. Derived from ancient Greek, this word means'
self-discipline 'or' self-control in order to do these things, an independent person must
have a sense of self-worth and self-respect. Do you have an elderly person in your area
who needs help? Older people should be taken out so that they can live a happy life.,
which in turn helps that they feel that they are being elderly care.
4.Visual resources
Resources were partially determined by employment but this was not important for financial
well-being. Low levels of resources have had a negative impact on adult satisfaction.
5. Awareness and Recognition
Self-esteem is defined as “how we value ourselves”; it affects our trust and relationships
throughout life. A person with low self-esteem may feel powerless and unworthy of himself.
In addition, low self-esteem acts as a risk factor for depression, which is more common
in older people in developed and developing countries, causing more behavioral changes
and can increase the risk of depression and suicide in older people.
6.Social and Cultural life.
Culture contains beliefs, values, objects, and other characteristics that are common to
members of a particular group or community. Thus, culture encompasses many aspects
of society: language, culture, values, norms, morals, laws, tools, technologies, products,
organizations, and institutions.
Social and emotional experiences change over the years. Important and important
social partners are retained, additional social obligations are discarded, and anger and
grief are frequently experienced. The positive effects remain very stable, declining only
in some subjects among the oldest.
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