Quality of life in the old age

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Authors

SMÉKAL Vladimír ŘEHULKOVÁ Oliva HOBZOVÁ Hana ŘEHULKA Evžen BLATNÝ Marek MAREŠ Jiří et al.

Year of publication 2008
Type Chapter of a book
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

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Description The old age has been called the "third age" from the point of view of social politics and sociology. The survey focused on the quality of life has shown that the people living in the old people's homes attribute smaller importance to self-care, care about the environment, and physical self-sufficiency because of relatively worse health condition of this group of respondents, as well as because of smaller level of autonomy and self-sufficiency accompanying living in the old people's homes. Greater emphasis put on the task of belief corresponds to the presumption that with degradation of health and reducing basic needs the interest of an ageing person shifts to higher level of the quality of life fulfilled e.g. by the spiritual interests. The quality of life and life satisfaction could become possibilities for looking at a human life in the course of its whole development.
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