Physical and Mental Health and Aging
World interest in adult development approach towards the prevention of chronic illnesses is suggested based on empirical evidence that supporting correlation exists between no-communicable diseases that develop in during childhood, adolescence, and during the fetal development and adult health. Such research emphasizes agreements that aging development originates in the early stages in life. Additionally, common factors exists between the origins of age related diseases and experiences in early life (Suominen & Heikkinen, 2011). The process of aging develops is unique to each individual, still reaching similar stages in physical and mental health problems. Aging has demonstrated to be a multidimensional development in our health that influence our physical or biological, psychological and social and changes throughout the aging development through a variety of factors that includes an individual’s culture, and genetic environment (Hoyer & Roodin, 2008).
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Health decline intervention amongst the elderly chronic disability is to extend the health span by delaying or preventing illnesses, physical decline, and diseases that play influential factor elderly deaths. This is evidence that today’s older society is more healthier than before, however, a health encumbrance continues to remain due to the amount of health care that has to be dedicated to the oldest-old with disabilities (Hoyer & Roodin, 2008).
Many in the United States have significant doubts on the quality of Health Care for the elders. Based on previous studies on health care facilities in the United States, quality standards have been far less than acceptable. The quality of care provided has shown indicators based on insurance coverage the patient has (McGlynn, et al., 2003).
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World interest in adult development approach towards the prevention of chronic illnesses is suggested based on empirical evidence that supporting correlation exists between no-communicable diseases that develop in during childhood, adolescence, and during the fetal development and adult health. Such research emphasizes agreements that aging development originates in the early stages in life. Additionally, common factors exists between the origins of age related diseases and experiences in early life (Suominen & Heikkinen, 2011). The process of aging develops is unique to each individual, still reaching similar stages in physical and mental health problems. Aging has demonstrated to be a multidimensional development in our health that influence our physical or biological, psychological and social and changes throughout the aging development through a variety of factors that includes an individual’s culture, and genetic environment (Hoyer & Roodin, 2008).
In …show more content…
Health decline intervention amongst the elderly chronic disability is to extend the health span by delaying or preventing illnesses, physical decline, and diseases that play influential factor elderly deaths. This is evidence that today’s older society is more healthier than before, however, a health encumbrance continues to remain due to the amount of health care that has to be dedicated to the oldest-old with disabilities (Hoyer & Roodin, 2008).
Many in the United States have significant doubts on the quality of Health Care for the elders. Based on previous studies on health care facilities in the United States, quality standards have been far less than acceptable. The quality of care provided has shown indicators based on insurance coverage the patient has (McGlynn, et al., 2003).
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