tailieunhanh - Depression and living patterns in old age

Greying of population can be viewed both as a concern as well as an opportunity. Preparing in advance is the key to harvest the benefits of the vast experience and skill the old population holds thereby contributing towards the building of nation. Countries everywhere outside Africa are rapidly growing older. With the change in our economy there comes the sea change in our traditional family system. In this era of globalization, our budding generation is busy in their careers while parents are struggling alone with their age related issues. This study was conducted with the objective of unravelling the relationship of living pattern with depression among elderly population. Samples were drawn equally from three settings . those living with children, living alone and those living in institutions like old age homes. The result highlighted that the depression experienced by elderly living with children is reportedly least and highest in case of those living alone. | 2019 8 3 48-53 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 03 2019 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Depression and Living Patterns in Old Age Shamli Rana1 Shallu Rana2 and Chandra Kala Singh3 1 Department of Human Developmenl and Family Studies SKRAU Bikaner India 2COHS CCSHAUHisar India 3Department of Human Development and Family Studies COHS CCSHAU Hisar India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Depression Living patterns Old age homes Family system Article Info Accepted 04 February 2019 Available Online 10 March 2019 Greying of population can be viewed both as a concern as well as an opportunity. Preparing in advance is the key to harvest the benefits of the vast experience and skill the old population holds thereby contributing towards the building of nation. Countries everywhere outside Africa are rapidly growing older. With the change in our economy there comes the sea change in our traditional family system. In this era of globalization our budding generation is busy in their careers while parents are struggling alone with their age related issues. This study was conducted with the objective of unravelling the relationship of living pattern with depression among elderly population. Samples were drawn equally from three settings . those living with children living alone and those living in institutions like old age homes. The result highlighted that the depression experienced by elderly living with children is reportedly least and highest in case of those living alone. Introduction Ageing is a continuous and irreversible phenomenon. With increase in average life span it is also important that ageing should be healthy. It is also important that our societies should view the process of ageing positively. Individuals with a positive attitude towards old age are likely to live

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