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Oral Health Assessment by Lay Personnel for Older Adults
Published on: February 2, 2020
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Summary
Aging in place is a cultural norm, with homes holding deep emotional significance for older adults. New housing models are emerging that better suit elderly needs, blurring lines between institutional and home environments.
Area of Science:
- Gerontology
- Sociology of Aging
- Environmental Psychology
Context:
- The concept of 'aging in place' is deeply ingrained culturally.
- Homes serve as significant emotional anchors and personal territories for the elderly.
- Traditional notions of home are being re-evaluated in the context of aging populations.
Purpose:
- To explore the evolving concept of 'home' for aging populations.
- To examine the emotional and psychological significance of home for older adults.
- To investigate the emergence of new housing models for the elderly.
Summary:
- Aging at home is a widespread cultural practice, imbued with emotional significance and personal identity.
- The traditional view of home as a protective, self-defining space is being challenged.
- Innovative 'home' environments tailored for the elderly are emerging, redefining the boundaries between domesticity and institutional care.
Impact:
- Highlights the need for adaptable housing solutions that support aging in place.
- Informs the development of elder-centric living environments.
- Contributes to understanding the psychosocial aspects of aging and housing choices.
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