care for health among elderly people: experts’ opinion interpretation
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Abstract
The main objective of the paper is to determine the most important health preserving practices widely used among the elderly employees. Materials and methods: data were provided by sociological qualitative research method – semi-structured expert interview conducted in Saratov in 2015. The respondents included 10 doctors of Saratov polyclinics (7 women and 3 men of different specialties: therapists, neurologists, endocrinologists, cardiologist, allergist-immunologist, gerontologist). The survey’s key findings were discussed and analyzed. It is revealed that the majority of working pensioners do not apply for professional medical care. It is explained by the fact that the representatives of working elderly population predominantly focus on avoidance of unhealthy habits, rational labour and rest regimen, diminished conditions of work, adequate physical activity and health resort treatment. The aim of the research is also to stress that such practices as self-medication and mass media advertising for prescription drugs may worsen the health status of individuals of a sociogeriatric group.
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| Authors | ;Elena Viacheslavovna Chernyshkova;Elena Andreevna Andriyanova;Zulfiya Zhmagildievna Arstangalieva;Marina Yevgen’yevna Chizhova;Maria Nikolayevna Kuznetsova;Valeria Ivanovna Gorshenina |
| Journal | Journal of environmental radioactivity |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.12731/2218-7405-2017-3-54-68
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