Repositório RCAAP
Theater and pandemic of Covid-19: repercussions on the socio-family relations of older adults actors and actresses of USP 60+
The present study aimed to investigate the consequences of social distance imposed by the pandemic of Covid-19 on the social and family relationships of older adults participating in the theater of USP 60+. For this, was used an interview with a semi-structured script. In addition to the older adults, a family member was also interviewed. The main results indicated that the majority of the older adults expressed feelings and emotions that were unfavorable to health and well-being during the interruption of theater activities and social distance.
2020
Rosa, Alice Louise Falcão, Deusivania Vieira da Silva Graeff, Bibiana Camargo, Robson Corrêa de Chubaci, Rosa Yuka Sato
Right to elderly health in pandemic times: challenges imposed by Covid-19
This is a narrative review, which aims to describe and critically and reflexively analyze the right to health of the elderly in times of pandemic of COVID-19. Conclusion: the pandemic caused by COVID-19 highlighted the right to health of the elderly, pointing out the need for comprehensive care, respect and human dignity, however it brought up some challenges that need to be overcome to provide this guarantee in its entirety.
2020
Araújo, Simone Rodrigues da Silva Moraes, Clayton Franco
The Lian Gong live stream experience for the elderly group at a university open to the elderly
The aim of the research was to understand what led 60+ people to practice online Lian Gong and the perceived benefits of this activity. 20 elderly people who enrolled in the Live Lian Gong 2020 Project - USP 60+ Program - were interviewed. Qualitative Social Phenomenological research was led. The result elucidated that the motivation for joining this activity in the virtual form occurred due to the affection acquired in the face-to-face format and the feeling of belonging provided by the practice. The practice in live format increased well-being and alleviated social distancing.
2022
Maia, Lucrecia Ferreira Gutierrez, Beatriz Aparecida Ozello Chubaci, Rosa Yuka Sato Sousa, Ana Maria de
Elderly women and the Elderly Friendly City: scope Review
The feminization of old age marks several contemporary societies. The Age-friendly cities project recommends capturing the demands of older inhabitants in relation to the environment where they live (WHO, 2008). Objective: to investigate whether the literature related to this project presents information regarding older women. Although no study focuses on older women, some bring reflections on them, or highlight the relevance of considering gender issues to think about Age-Friendly Cities.
2020
Egydio, Lucila Maria Barbosa Graeff, Bibiana
Comparison of medication-related fall risk in hospitalized adults and older people: systematic review and probable meta-analysis protocol
The proposed study aims to verify whether drugs, drug classes, and polypharmacy related to the occurrence of falls are the same for hospitalized adults and older people. The present protocol was registered in the International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews (PROSPERO) (ID: CRD42020208624). The search for articles will be carried out in PubMed, Embase, and in Latin American and Caribbean Literature on Health Sciences (Lilacs) databases. If quantitative analysis is not possible, a synthesis of the present information will be carried out.
2022
Pestana da Silva, Amanda Augustin Scwanke, Carla Helena Sebben Pasa, Thiana Secorun Inácio, José Francisco Olsefer Rotta, Ana Laura de Souza Urbanetto, Janete
Description of hospitalizations and analysis of elderly sensitive conditions: integrative review
This study aimed to describe and analyze the results of Brazilian scientific production on hospitalizations of elderly people for conditions sensitive to Primary Care from 2008 to 2019, through an integrative review carried out in the SciELO, LILACS and MEDLINE databases with a final sample of 21 articles. The results obtained showed a decrease in these hospitalizations in the country, showing that timely and quality access to primary care are relevant factors. The ACSC indicator, whose analysis is directly related to the interpretation of the organization of the health system and the determinants and social conditions of the health-disease process, considering the epidemiological, economic, cultural, social and demographic profile of the population, gathers sufficient elements for the process evaluation of system performance in the three spheres of power. An important indicator to assess Primary Care, and the entire health system, as it is capable of identifying possible problems in the access and quality of services provided, contributing to the discussion of the effectiveness of SUS principles and guidelines. It allows for reflection on the limits and possibilities of the professional practice of the workers involved, and of the managers responsible for drawing up policies, at the Municipal, State or National levels.
2022
rodrigues da silva araujo, simone rodrigues de paula Faleiros, Vicente de Paula
Dialogues between occupational therapy practices and public policies in long-term care facilities for the elderly
This study aims to characterize the professional practices of occupational therapists in view of the guidelines recommended by Public Policies referring to long-stay institutions for the elderly (ILPI). This is a qualitative study in which a documentary analysis of the Public Policies and narrative review was carried out to characterize the insertion of the occupational therapists in ILPI. It was observed that there is a dialogue between the occupational therapists and the guidelines provided in the policies, however there is a need to broaden views.
2020
Reis, Ana Caroline Marinho Costa Souza, Ana Carolina Santos de Poltronieri, Bruno Costa
Eeffects of the Pilates Method on water on functional capacity and body balance of elderly people
: Study with the objective of investigating the effects of the Pilates Method on water in terms of submaximal functional capacity and dynamic balance of 18 elderly women. The training was carried out for eight weeks and the six-minute walk test (6MWT) and Timed Up and Go Test (TUG) were used. The training improved the distance covered in the 6MWT and reduced the time of the TUG, promoting a better functional capacity and dynamic balance of elderly women.Keywords: Balance Postural; Exercise Tolerance; Aging.
2020
Schlemmer, Gessica Bordin Viera Tavares, Deise Iop Santos, Tamires Daros dos Santos, Amanda Figueiró dos Braz, Melissa Medeiros Vendrusculo, Alecsandra Pinheiro
Feminine ages: Group-Composed Subjectivities
This article presents an experience report composed of psychologists included in the Social Assistance Reference Center (CRAS). With the objective of establishing a dialogue between psychology, social assistance and the female ageing, we gather narratives from therapeutic workshops. This paper aims to the study, reflection and discussion about the feminine aging and the insertion of the psychologist in the CRAS. Keywords: Feminine ageing; Psychology; Social Assistence.
2019
Sabbadini, Aline Mendes e Silva, Camila Cuencas Funari Gerolamo, Joselene Cristina Correa, Mariele Rodrigues
Physical exercise guidelines in digital media for the elderly during social isolation caused by COVID-19
The objective of this study was to describe and analyze the media information about the practice of physical exercises for the elderly during the social isolation caused by Covid-19. A bibliographic search was carried out on the Google Search site. The inclusion criteria were news about the practice of physical exercise for the elderly during social isolation. Results in 23 digital media, being 8 news in digital newspapers, 6 university sites, 4 blogs, 2 booklets, 2 articles and 1 E-book. It is concluded that most of the digital media did not bring complete information about the practice of physical exercise for the elderly public. On the other hand, information from digital media about the importance of exercise during social isolation is important to increase the level of knowledge and information of the community and the elderly, always being careful to absorb information from the Internet because it is not always based on scientific evidence.
2020
Ferreira, Ana Luiza Fontinele, Vitor Rodriguez Melo, Gislane Ferreira de Vilaça e Silva, Karla Helena Coelho
Determination of reference values for the Berg Balance Scale and Gait Speed in institutionalized elderly
Objective: The aim of this research was to determine reference values, as well as the sensitivity and specificity for the Berg Balance Scale and gait speed in institutionalized elderly. Method: The Berg Balance Scale (BBS) and the 10-meter test (gait speed) were applied for postural balance evaluation. Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC curve) was used to identify the best cut-off points for each test and the areas under the curve and the 95% CIs were determined, as well as the analysis of Sensitivity and Specificity values. Results: A value ≤ 49 (sensitivity: 72%, specificity: 74%) was found for BBS and a value ≤ 0.77 m/s (sensitivity: 72%, specificity: 70%) was found for gait speed. Conclusion: The results indicated a value below 49 points for BBS and less than 0,77 m/s for gait speed.Keywords: Aging; Homes for the aged; Postural balance.
2020
Nackachima, Maristella Akemi Souza, Marina Latini Scheicher, Marcos Eduardo
Feminized care in the Rio de la Plata experiences of Alzheimer's
The article produces a dialogue between research carried out in Uruguay and Argentina on the feminized forms that organize care related to people diagnosed with Alzheimer's and other dementias. A reflective process is proposed from two countries with aging populations, with state action processes with variable intensities. Delving into the unfolding gender relations, and carefully observing the consequently associated expressions of inequality, is a necessary exercise. The distribution of tasks, the assessment of bodily functions and social patterns that organize the ways in which subjects experience being - being, must be included in Alzheimer's ways of thinking. Finally, it is analyzed how feminization is expressed in three dimensions: in the configuration of aging populations, that is, with the presence of a greater number of women as age advances; in the massive presence of women in the professions associated with care and in the intrafamily assumption of care or supervision tasks. Meanwhile, Alzheimer's is also feminized, in at least three instances: that of the subject, that of family ties, and that of care relationships. Keywords: Alzheimer; Care; Genders and inequalities.
2020
Muletaber, Sandra Sande Danel, Paula Mara
Research experience report: I forgot my medicine?
The article presents theoretical-practical information and reflections on the construction of an application for mobile devices, in order to favor the self-management of medicines by the elderly, which would facilitate the elderly's own organization and the monitoring of their families and/or caregivers. The experience pointed out the need to develop more friendly artifacts between the elderly and technology, better understanding the specificities of today's elderly and promoting greater benefits for the elderly of tomorrow.Keywords: Application, Aged; Medication.
2020
Passos, Sandra Godoi de Teixeira, Danilo de Macedo Linhares, Débora Skalat C. Lameirão, Gustavo Marques Ferneda, Edilson Chariglione, Isabelle Patriciá Freitas Soares
Here we learn how to live our age: reflections and experiences of elderly people participants of a social inclusion projects
This study sought to analyze the perception of the elderly people about their participation in social inclusion projects. The research is a descriptive type, with a qualitative approach, composed by a sample of 15 participants, who were submitted to a questionnaire and a semi-structured interview. The data were organized based on Bardin's content analysis. The results pointed to improvements in a variety of aspects, which contributed to increased selfesteem, autonomy and a higher quality of life.
2020
Alencar, Heloanny Vilarinho Martins, Milene Jesus e Silva, Maria de
Legal marks and public policies for elderly people in Brazil and Amazonas
This article describes the main legal frameworks that guide public policies for the elderly in Brazil, in the state of Amazonas and in the state capital, Manaus. Historical contextualization of the main legal documents is carried out, such as Laws, Decrees, Ordinances, Action Plans and other documents from the main international organizations, as well as from the Brazilian government and the state of Amazonas. We conclude that it is necessary to analyze the effectiveness, the current relevance of public policies, as well as to consider new issues.
2020
Meleiro, Maria Luiza de A. Picanço Brito, Kennya Márcia dos Santos Mota Nascimento, Izaura Rodrigues
Participation initiatives in old age: The case of the committees of elderly people in residential facilities
This article will seek to present data from a qualitative research, carried out in Portugal in 2019, with the objective of understanding the potential and impacts (social and individual in the lives of the elderly) of the Elderly People's Commissions (CPI) and adjustments resulting from their application in Residential Structures for the Elderly (ERPI). The data presented were collected from 12 elderly people and five social workers who lived and worked in ERPI, respectively.
Influence of health education program for a healthy aging population
The University of São Paulo promotes, through the Pró-Reitoria de Cultura e Extensão, the program named USP Aberta à Terceira Idade (which from 2020 became known as “USP 60+”). The objective was to evaluate the benefits resulting from the impact of health education in promoting healthy aging in elderly people who participated and / or participate in this Program.
2021
Nicoletti, Maria Aparecida de Almeida, Paola Revolti
Experience Report: Talking with Older People about Preferences and Priorities for End-of-Life Care
Many Brazilians who are still well do not talk about their end-of-life care preferences and priorities with their family members and doctors. This study aimed to describe the experience of talking with older people (≥60 years old) living in the city of Belo Horizonte about preferences and priorities for end-of-life care. It has been observed that talking about end-of-life care preferences is not a common subject for the participants, so it is a topic that requires careful considerations.
2020
Jorge, Rafaela Sousa, Liliana
Effects of Water Pilates method in emotional aspects of elderly sedentary
The objective was to evaluate the effects of the Water Pilates Method (PA) in emotional aspects of sedentary elderly women. We evaluated 30 elderly women, pre and postPA, and were used the instruments: Body Appreciation Scale (BAS), Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale (RSES), and Aging Perception Questionnaire (APQ). The analysis was descriptive andt-test was used for paired data or Wilcoxon. There was a significant improvement in the BAS, RSES, in some APQ domains: chronic timeline, positive consequences, and negative consequences, and didn’t occur in the positive control, negative control, and emotional representation. It is concluded that the practice of Water Pilates was realized as an empowering experience to increase health levels and promote active aging.
2020
Santos, Amanda Figueiró dos Marques, Clandio Timm Pivetta, Milena Ramila Braz, Melissa Medeiros Schlemmer, Gessica Bordin Viera Vendrusculo, Alecsandra Pinheiro
Nursing interventions for maintenance/recovery of the functional capacity of the older person hospitalized: systematic review of literature
Objetivou-se realizar uma revisão sistemática buscando, nas evidências científicas, intervenções que possam ser desenvolvidas pela enfermagem, com vistas à manutenção/recuperação da capacidade funcional de uma pessoa idosa hospitalizada, disponíveis no PUBMED, CINAHL, SCOPUS e WOS, sem delimitação temporal. As intervenções encontradas estão relacionadas ao estado geral de saúde, cognição e humor, desempenho funcional, suporte social e organização do cuidado à pessoa idosa.
2020
Rocha, Lucimara Sonaglio Pelzer, Marlene Teda Gautério, Daiane Porto Barlem, Edison Luis Devos Gomes, Giovana Calcagno Lange, Celmira Portella, Marilene Rodrigues Seiffert, Margot Agathe