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A Study on the Use Patterns of Alternative Therapy in the Elderly

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to describe the using pattern of alternative therapies in the elderly.

Method: 197 subjects, persons who were more than 60 years old, we interviewed. We modified and complemented Shin¡¯s(2000) instrument in accordance with purpose of this study. Data were analyzed statistically by using SAS program.

Result: 1. It was shown that 66.84% of subjects have utilized one or more types of alternative therapy. 2. It was shown that the most frequently used types are acupuncture (48.83%), and ethmoid bone therapy (42.75%). 3. Acupuncture was shown to be the most satisfactory type of therapy (14.50%). 4. There was a significant difference in the use ratio by sex; female 73.47% and male 60.20%. 5. Among users of alternative therapies, the most frequent responses to each question were as follows; 1. Motive of Use - "for complete cure of symptoms" (32.31%). 2. Side effects - "no side effects" (95.97%).

Conclusion: We found that elderly persons used alternative therapies more frequently than others perpulations. Diet therapy and Hand therapy were most commonly used in older people. Although the elderly use alternative therapy, they cannot place confidence in its scientific reliability. Therefore, we need to examine the effects of alternative therapy.
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