Quality of Life Among Elderly In Non-Institutional Care

G. Sam Sangeeth, Dr. M. Daniel Solomon

Abstract: The aim of the study is to find out quality of life of elderly people above 60 years in the non-institutional elderly care with reference to day care centre by ARUWE, Ayanavaram at Chennai. The study was conducted on a purposive random sample of 30 elderly attending Day care services. WHO-QoL-BRIEF version was used to measure the QoL. The interview schedule was administered, data was collected and was subjected to statistical analysis using Karl Pearson Correlation, Anova and Students-t-test. The results envisages that 63.3 % of them have low quality of life where as 36.7 % have high of quality of life, 46.7 % have low health satisfaction where as 53.3 % has high health satisfaction, 66.7 % have low physical score where as 33.3 % has high in physical score, 76.7 % has low psychological score where as 23.3 % high psychological scores.63.3 % has low social relationships scores where as 36.7 % has high social relationship.60 % has low score in environmental domain where as 40 % has high score in environmental domain.

Keywords: Care, Day Care, Quality of life, elderly, non-institutional care

How to Cite?: G. Sam Sangeeth, Dr. M. Daniel Solomon, "Quality of Life Among Elderly In Non-Institutional Care", Volume 4 Issue 2, February 2015, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1462-1467, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SUB151506, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SUB151506