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• Unmet care needs of older patients with maxillofacial diseases: A cross-sectional study

  39-40

  Kohanová Dominika

  Valentíny Ján

  Sollárová Andrea

  Megtekintések száma:

  27

  Recognizing and addressing unmet care needs is essential for enhancing the quality of healthcare and social support. For patients with maxillofacial diseases who often face complex physical, emotional, and functional challenges, these unmet needs can significantly impact their recovery, well-being, and quality of life.

• The complex impact of artificial intelligence on physician-patient connection

  35-36

  Jóna György

  Megtekintések száma:

  173

  The doctor-patient relationship can be regarded as an integral segment of social support that possesses relevant therapeutic impact. Recently, the doctor-patient relationship has been reshaped basically that has been accelerated by health digitalization.

• Effectiveness of Self Compassion-Based Interventions on Elderly People: A Literature Review

  Bahadır Yılmaz Emel

  Megtekintések száma:

  238

  This review article is designed to evaluate the impact of self-compassion-based interventions on the physical, psychological, and social health of older adults. Recent studies support that high self-compassion enhances life satisfaction in older adults, strengthens resilience against physical and emotional challenges, and fosters a more positive adaptation to age-related changes. The evidence the impact of self-compassion-based interventions on the health of older adults shows that these approaches help elderly individuals better manage stress, control negative emotions, and reduce symptoms of depression, ultimately fostering greater resilience and life satisfaction. Integrating self-compassion with cognitive-behavioral or motor-based activities amplifies these effects, contributing to improved forgiveness, acceptance, and emotional adjustment. Furthermore, such interventions address important dimensions of mental health, including feelings of loneliness and the ability to form positive relationships, which are especially relevant for older individuals facing health challenges or living in residential care. Collectively, these findings underscore the value of self-compassion-focused programs in supporting successful aging and holistic mental health in later life. Given these findings, integrating self-compassion and mindfulness-based approaches into mental health programs for the elderly can offer valuable benefits.

• Mental health of older adults living in nursing homes in Slovakia – Results of a preliminary study

  44-45

  Sováriová Soósová Mária

  Hazuchová Lucia

  Megtekintések száma:

  207

  Loneliness is a serious public health problem of an ageing population. The prevalence of loneliness in elderly population was estimated to rise from 10% to 45%. In elderly population, loneliness is considered as a risk factor for mental health disorders, especially depression. Depression and anxiety are among the most common mental health disorders worldwide and their prevalence is increasing, especially among seniors who are hospitalised and living in nursing homes.

• Association between Personal Well-being, Functional Status, Anxiety, Depression, Social Support and Spiritual Experience of Older Adults living in nursing Homes in Slovakia

  42-43

  Sováriová Soósová Mária

  Megtekintések száma:

  153

  Satisfaction with life is one of the most important pillars of successful ageing. Assessing the cognitive aspect of subjective well-being (which can be related to life satisfaction) is considered a useful complementary indicator for monitoring and comparing quality of life across countries.