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Problems and satisfactions of the elderly at home
 — a study of elderly persons' perceptions of their main life concerns with comparison in certain areas between these perceptions and those of nurse interviewers
Author(s)Beryl Munns
Publisherunpublished, 1980
Pages124 pp
KeywordsRetired persons ; Living in the community ; Life satisfaction ; Theses.
AnnotationDissertation submitted for the degree of MSc in Social Research, University of Surrey in 1980. The dissertation is a survey of a random sample of older people aged 75 and over living in the community. The focus is on problems and satisfactions within the main life concerns of home, health, social contacts, leisure and finance. The emphasis is mainly subjective, but brief nurse-interviewer assessments have been added. It is suggested that a preventive service can identify actual and potential need, and provide lines of communication for the management of disability, with the aim of helping older people to remain at home. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-930726077
ClassmarkBB6: K4: F:5HH: 6KG

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