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ACTIVE AGING AND DYNAMICS OF HEALTHY TRANSITIONS TO AGING

AKTİF YAŞLANMA VE YAŞLILIĞA SAĞLIKLI GEÇİŞİN DİNAMİKLERİ

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In this study, the dynamics of healthy transition to aging will be explained on the basis of active aging approach.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Active aging includes some aspects of life such as being healthy, participation to society and living in a safety environment.
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Key Findings & Data:Being integrated with her/his life and not having lost her/his sense of loyalty, having optimal physical functioning are positive determinants of a healthy transition to old age.
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Active aging includes some aspects of life such as being healthy, participation to society and living in a safety environment. Active aging is a comprehensive approach that refers to a healthy transition to old age. Individuals who adopt a healthy life style in childhood, youth, and adulthood, who can benefit from health services and who can realize social participation and production, get ages more active and healthy. Individuals who are focused on improving their knowledge and skills, who can create new options and realistic expectations for new situations when they are old, they can transition to old age as psycho-social and physically healthy. Being integrated with her/his life and not having lost her/his sense of loyalty, having optimal physical functioning are positive determinants of a healthy transition to old age. In this study, the dynamics of healthy transition to aging will be explained on the basis of active aging approach.

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Aktif yaşlanma, sağlıklı olmak, toplumsal katılımı gerçekleştirmek ve güvenli bir çevrede yaşamak gibi yaşamın farklı boyutlarını içermektedir. Aktif yaşlanma yaşlılığa sağlıklı geçişi ifade eden kapsamlı bir yaklaşımdır. Çocukluk, gençlik, yetişkinlik gibi yaşam dönemlerinde sağlıklı yaşam biçimini benimseyen, sağlık hizmetlerinden yararlanabilen, toplumsal katılımı ve üretimi gerçekleştirebilen bireyler daha aktif ve sağlıklı olarak yaş alırlar. Yaş alırken, yeni durumlar için yeni seçenekler ve gerçekçi beklentiler oluşturabilen, bilgi ve becerilerini geliştirmeye odaklanan bireyler yaşlılığa psiko-sosyal ve fiziksel olarak sağlıklı bir şekilde geçiş yapabilirler. Yaşamı ile bütünleşmiş ve bağlılık duygusunu kaybetmemiş olmak, optimal düzeyde fiziksel işlevselliğe sahip olmak yaşlılığa sağlıklı geçişin olumlu belirleyicileridir. Bu çalışmada aktif yaşlanma yaklaşımı temelinde yaşlılığa sağlıklı geçişin dinamikleri açıklanacaktır.

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ÖZMETE, E., ALTUN, Ö. Ş. (2017). ACTIVE AGING AND DYNAMICS OF HEALTHY TRANSITIONS TO AGING. Tıbbi Sosyal Hizmet Dergisi, Sayı: 9, 26–43. https://ajindex.com/articles/362036

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