Study of the Aging Perception
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Auteurs : Kyung Rim Shin ; Mi Young Kim ; Young Hye KimSource :
- Nursing & Health Sciences [ 1441-0745 ] ; 2002-09.
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- Abstractsbees, Abstractsbees sgml, Abstractsbees sgml experience, Abstractsbees sgml study, Accurate information, Alternative therapies, Alternative therapy, Better understanding, Blood pressure, Caregiving, Caregiving belief, Caregiving burden, Catholic university, Clinical judgment, Cognitive function, Concurrent sessions, Data collection, Dementia, Diploma programs, Economic status, Elderly, Elderly korean women, Elderly nursing, Elderly participants, Elderly patient, Elderly patients, Elderly people, Elderly person, Elderly women, Ewha, Ewha womans university, Expert nurses, Family caregiving, Family function, Family members, Focus groups, Foot massage, General factors, Gerontological, Gerontological nursing course, Gerontological nursing courses, Gerontological nursing curriculum, Gerontological nursing textbooks, Good health, Graduate programs, Health care, Health center, Health problem, Health problems, Health promotion, Health sciences, Health status, Healthy lifestyle, High dementia score, Home care, Hormone replacement therapy, Hypothetical model, Incontinence, Injury prevention, Intelligence disorder, Involuntary loss, Massage, Mental condition, Mental conditions, Mental status, Monitoring role, Nancial support, Nursing, Nursing care, Nursing interventions, Nursing nopparat vajira, Nursing research, Nursing science, Older adults, Ordinary acupuncture, Other problems, Outcome research, Participant, Physical changes, Pilot study, Postmenopausal, Postmenopausal women, Present image, Prone position, Prospective payment system, Public health, Pulse rate, Qualitative research study, Seoul, Several indices, Several participants, Sgml, Shiatsu, Shin college, Social engagement, Social support, Social support satisfaction, Stress incontinence, Subsequent mortality, Suppl, Symposium, Systolic blood pressure, Urinary frequency, Yamaguchi university school, Younger generation.
Abstract
The purpose of this qualitative research study was to explore the perception of aging in community‐dwelling adults in Seoul. Participants consisted of 15 men and 19 women and they ranged in age from 40 to 80 years. Interviews were recorded on tape. Each interview session took 1–1.5 h. Colaizzi's phenomenological method of analysis was used to identify common meanings of aging. Findings revealed seven categories of perception of aging: change of body, body management, aging perception, change of territory, direction of life, reformation of a relationship, and internal maturity. These descriptive data add to the knowledge base available to nurses providing geriatric nursing care.
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