frailty örnekleri

• Support for cognitive frailties, such as sensory stimulation and ease of way-finding, was associated with outward signs of positive emotion.

• Activating these components may be problematic for people in advanced old age with frailties or who are residents of old-age institutions.

• Support provided by the building for residents with physical frailties, including reduced mobility and sensory impairment, was related to the residents' ability to control their immediate environment.

• Moreover, it has helped widen our understanding of international political economy and it has given us a greater insight into the systemic frailties within global capitalism.

• In the early part of this century older people with mental frailties were considered to be demented as a natural result of the ageing process, senility.

• If the resident's cognitive or physical frailties did not preclude it, and the resident consented, structured interviews were conducted in private, usually in the resident's bedroom.

• One of the ways in which residents used humour was in relation to their physical frailties, making light of their own and each other's ageing bodies.

• Joking about frailty was also a means of acknowledging the presence of death.

• At other times, frailty was connected to the emotional vulnerability associated with a particular experience.

• The focus on the language and meaning of frailty required that the sample be limited to one language.

• Moving away from care practice, it has examined the usage of frail and frailty in the three locations.

• The emphasis on heterogeneity sparked debates about longevity and set the stage for the current interest in frailty as individual risk.

• I also missed the psychology of the body - as appearance and identity, not just as an instrument (frailty) or a risk (health).

• The final section of the book covers what are described as special problems - frailty, immobility, failure to thrive and elder mistreatment.

• The 65-79 years age group was reported as being most likely to require assistance because of a lack of confidence and age/frailty.