Caracterización del riesgo familiar total en las familias con adultos mayores funcionales, sector de Patio Bonito, Bogotá, 2005.

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Title: Caracterización del riesgo familiar total en las familias con adultos mayores funcionales, sector de Patio Bonito, Bogotá, 2005.
Alternate Title: Characterization of the total family risk among families with functional eider adults, in the area of "Patio Bonito", in Bogotá, 2005.
Authors: Velásquez, Carol Ivonne1 lunna81co@gmail.com, Gutiérrez, Vilma Florisa Velasquez2 vvelasquez@unal.edu.co
Source: Avances en Enfermería. jul-dic2007, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p10-21. 12p.
Subjects: FAMILY research, ELDER care, FAMILY systems theory, HEALTH programs, HEALTH of poor people, MEDICAL centers
Geographic Terms: BOGOTA (Colombia), COLOMBIA
Abstract (English): This article is generated based on the results of a master's degree research that unveiled the characteristics of the total family risk among families with functional elder adults who are beneficiaries of the Care Program for the wellbeing of the elderly who are poor, of the Local Health Center, the "Centro Operativo Local de Kennedy", i.e. residents in the area of "Patio Bonito". Data was obtained using the RFT 7-70 instrument, designed by Dr. Pilar Amaya. The research showed in general terms the characteristics of family structures and the tabulation of total family risks having as high some 34,7%, as medium some 34,7% among the group of families; also it enable one to identify the sub categories and risk factor that are most frequent in such family systems, which may be useful as a tool when planning and carrying out health programs for families according to risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Este artículo presenta parte de los resultados del proyecto de investigación Caracterización de familias beneficia- rias del programa Atención para el bienestar del adulto mayor en situación de pobreza del Centro Operativo Local de Kennedy, financiado por la División de Investigación Bogotá, en el cual se describen las características y el riesgo familiar total de 72 familias con adultos mayores funcionales, mediante el uso del instrumento RFT 7-70, elaborado por Pilar Amaya. La investigación muestra las caracterIsticas de la es- tructura familiar, la calificación similar del riesgo familiar total alto y medio (34.7%) y las subcategorIas más frecuentes en dichas familias, resultados que pueden ser ütiles en el mo- mento de planear y desarrollar programas de salud familiar con enfoque de riesgo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This article is generated based on the results of a master's degree research that unveiled the characteristics of the total family risk among families with functional elder adults who are beneficiaries of the Care Program for the wellbeing of the elderly who are poor, of the Local Health Center, the "Centro Operativo Local de Kennedy", i.e. residents in the area of "Patio Bonito". Data was obtained using the RFT 7-70 instrument, designed by Dr. Pilar Amaya. The research showed in general terms the characteristics of family structures and the tabulation of total family risks having as high some 34,7%, as medium some 34,7% among the group of families; also it enable one to identify the sub categories and risk factor that are most frequent in such family systems, which may be useful as a tool when planning and carrying out health programs for families according to risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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