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The Mediating Effect of Dementia Recognition on the Number of Chronic Diseases and Dementia Prevention Behaviors of Elders in Rural Communities

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¹ÚÇʳ² ( Park Pil-Nam ) - Pohang University Department of Nursing

Abstract

Purpose: This study was a descriptive study to identify the factors affecting the dementia prevention behavior of elders in rural communities.

Methods: The participants in this study were 125 elders aged 60 or older who lived in Eup or Myeon areas of P city. For data analysis, SPSS/WIN 22.0 was used to perform descriptive statistics, t-test, ANOVA, Pearson correlation, and linear multiple regression and mediated effects.

Results: Scores for dementia recognition, dementia attitude and dementia prevention behavior averaged 5.6¡¾2.50 points in the 0~11 range, 38.8¡¾4.59 in 14~56 and 20.2¡¾3.59 in 10~30 respectively. Dementia recognition (a), dementia attitude (b), dementia prevention behavior (c) and the number of chronic diseases of the elders (d) were positively or negatively correlated with each other (rab=.29, p<.01; rbc=.26, p<.01; rac=.36, p<.01; rad=-.29, p<.01; rcd=.19, p<.05). Factors affecting dementia prevention behavior were dementia recognition, dementia attitude, and degree of dementia interest. When the number of chronic diseases affects dementia prevention behavior, dementia recognition has a mediating effect.

Conclusion: In order to prevent dementia among elders in rural areas, appropriate management of chronic diseases and provision of appropriate dementia-related education and information to enhance dementia recognition should be provided.
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Rural elderly, Dementia recognition, Dementia prevention behavior, Chronic disease, Mediating effect
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