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YAŞLILARDA İLETİŞİM BOZUKLUKLARI

COMMUNICATION DISORDERS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE

Pages
162–166
Publication Date
2022-11-03
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In this paper, the issue of communication problems in elderly people will be evaluated

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Objective & Hypothesis:Communication may be verbal and nonverbal.
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Key Findings & Data:Avoid speaking very quickly or very slowly" and "Repeat and elaborate on important points." Communication disorders are experienced in older adults.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this paper, the issue of communication problems in elderly people will be evaluated
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Abstract

Communication may be verbal and nonverbal. Communication changes are commonly reported in older people. In the typical process of aging, communication skills change due to health issues such as depression and cognitive problems. In this review manuscript, communication problems in elderly people are presented. There are health problems found in individuals ofolder age groups that may affect communication. Examples of these are as follows: cerebralpalsy, multiple sclerosis, hearing and visual loss, aphasia, and neurodegenerative diseases. To improve communication with older adults, some measures should be followed, such as "Speak ata normal conversational pace. Avoid speaking very quickly or very slowly" and "Repeat and elaborate on important points." Communication disorders are experienced in older adults. Etiologicfactors may be related to general health problems such as neurological problems, hearing andvisual loss, and social problems (such as retirement or social isolation). In older adults with communication disorders, everyone throughout society, and especially health care specialists, shouldbe aware of the problem and should use the simple measures to improve communication problems. In this paper, the issue of communication problems in elderly people will be evaluated

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İletişim, sözel ve sözel olmayan şekillerde olabilir. Yaşlı insanlarda, iletişim değişiklikleri bildirilmiştir. Tipik yaşlanma ile, fiziksel sağlık, depresyon ve bilişsel problemler nedeniyle iletişim becerileri değişiklik göstermektedir. Bu derleme yazıda, yaşlı kişilerdeki iletişim sorunları sunulmuştur. Yaşlı grubunda, birçok sağlık problemleri vardır ve bunlar iletişimi etkilemiştir: Serebral palsi, multiplskleroz, işitme ve görme kaybı, afazi ve nörodejeneratif hastalıklar gibi. Yaşlılarda iletişimi arttırmak için, basit stratejiler izlenebilir: "Normal konuşma hızı ile konuşun. Çok hızlı veya çok yavaşkonuşmaktan kaçının" ve "Önemli noktaların vurgulayın ve tekrar edin." İletişim bozuklukları, yaşlılarda görülmektedir. Etiyolojik faktörler genel sağlık problemleri ile ilgili olabilmektedir, ki bunlarnörolojik problemler, işitme ve görme kaybı, sosyal sorunlardır (emeklilik ve sosyal yalnızlık). İletişim bozuklukları olan yaşlılarda, toplumun ve sağlık çalışanlarının bu sorunun farkında olmaları;ve basit önlemlerle iletişim sorunlarını iyileştirmeye çalışmaları gereklidir. Bu yazıda, yaşlı kişilerdeki iletişim problemleri konusu ele alınacaktır

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CİNGİ, C. C., MULUK, N. B., YILMAZ, O. (2022). YAŞLILARDA İLETİŞİM BOZUKLUKLARI. Türk Geriatri Dergisi, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 2, 162–166. https://ajindex.com/articles/623822

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