在COVID后出现的水:深入了解埃及老年人的意识,担忧和心理健康

Fatma Magdi Ibrahim1,2, Doaa Abd Elhameed Abd Elmawla1, Safaa Mabrouk Abdel Aziz Elgarhy3

  • 1Mansoura University, Mansoura City, Dakahlia, Egypt.

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概括

大多数埃及老年人对麻疹一无所知,低意识与担忧和精神困扰有关. 老年学护士在教育这个弱势群体方面发挥着关键作用.

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