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    Adapted education for the elderly is crucial for nursing, but lacks a clear definition. This study identified key characteristics, including learner uniqueness and adapted strategies, to guide its use in elder care.

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    • Gerontology
    • Nursing Education
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    Background:

    • The concept of adapted education for the elderly is vital for nursing practice.
    • A lack of consensus exists regarding its definition and application.
    • Health programs often offer counseling to support client self-care.

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    • To analyze the concept of adapted education for the elderly using Rodgers’ evolutionary approach.
    • To identify essential characteristics of adapted education for older adults.
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    • A comprehensive literature review was conducted across multiple databases (Social Gerontology, AgeLine, CINAHL, ERIC, PsycINFO).
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    • Four key characteristics of adapted education for the elderly were identified.
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    • A clear definition and essential characteristics for adapted education for the elderly have been established.
    • Further theoretical development and research are necessary to facilitate its consistent operationalization in nursing.
    • Enhancing nursing practice through tailored educational approaches for older adults is a key implication.