Autocuidado y fragilidad en personas mayores.

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Title: Autocuidado y fragilidad en personas mayores.
Authors: Cornelio Colque, Jorge1, Emilia Romero, Rosa2, Pérez Caihuara, José Luis3, Yapura, Soledad M. E.4
Source: Visión de Enfermería Actualizada. Sep2025, Vol. 22 Issue 83, p35-39. 5p.
Subjects: HEALTH self-care, FRAILTY, OLDER people, PUBLIC health, PATIENT care, PSYCHOLOGICAL vulnerability, QUALITY of life, RESEARCH questions
Abstract (English): The article focuses on the relationship between self-care and frailty in older adults, highlighting the increase in this population and the implications for public health. Self-care is defined as individual actions for well-being, while frailty is described as a state of vulnerability associated with aging. Research conducted at the "María del Rosario" Senior Citizens and Pensioners Center in Salta reveals that 10% of participants are considered frail, with a predominantly partial level of self-care. It concludes that professional nursing support is crucial for improving the quality of life of older adults and recommends continuing research in this area. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): El artículo se centra en la relación entre el autocuidado y la fragilidad en personas mayores, destacando el aumento de esta población y las implicaciones para la salud pública. Se define el autocuidado como acciones individuales para el bienestar y la fragilidad como un estado de vulnerabilidad asociado al envejecimiento. La investigación realizada en el Centro de Jubilados y Pensionados "María del Rosario" en Salta revela que el 10% de los participantes son considerados frágiles, con un nivel de autocuidado predominantemente parcial. Se concluye que el acompañamiento profesional de enfermería es crucial para mejorar la calidad de vida de los adultos mayores y se recomienda continuar investigando en este ámbito. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article focuses on the relationship between self-care and frailty in older adults, highlighting the increase in this population and the implications for public health. Self-care is defined as individual actions for well-being, while frailty is described as a state of vulnerability associated with aging. Research conducted at the "María del Rosario" Senior Citizens and Pensioners Center in Salta reveals that 10% of participants are considered frail, with a predominantly partial level of self-care. It concludes that professional nursing support is crucial for improving the quality of life of older adults and recommends continuing research in this area. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:1669385X