CALIDAD DE VIDA EN LA TERCERA EDAD
Abstract
El propósito de este artículo es poder analizar la percepción de la calidad de vida de una persona de la tercera, la misma que es parte de varios grupos sociales. Analizar qué factores le garantizan una vida plena a pesar de los años que tiene. Cuáles son las cosas que hacen que su vida sea digna y que la impulsa a hacer la diferencia entre muchas otras personas que tienen las mismas condiciones de vida y llevan una vida sedentaria. Será que el apoyo que recibe y requiere son las adecuadas para continuar con sus actividades. Con este trabajo se intenta contribuir a la valoración y enriquecimiento de un grupo de personas que tradicionalmente se halla alejadas del ajetreo diario de las personas jóvenes y que muchas veces son alejadas de sus propias familias y sus actividades por ya no ser capaces de realizar muchas actividades.
The purpose of this article is to analyze the perception of the quality of life of a person of the third, the same that is part of various social groups. Analyze what factors will ensure a full life despite having years. What are the things that make your life worth and that drives make the difference between many others who have the same living conditions and lead a sedentary life. Will the supports it receives and requires are appropriate to continue with their activities. This paper attempts to contribute to the evaluation and enhancement of a group of people who traditionally is away from the daily grind of young people and are often away from their own families and their activities no longer be able to perform many activities.
The purpose of this article is to analyze the perception of the quality of life of a person of the third, the same that is part of various social groups. Analyze what factors will ensure a full life despite having years. What are the things that make your life worth and that drives make the difference between many others who have the same living conditions and lead a sedentary life. Will the supports it receives and requires are appropriate to continue with their activities. This paper attempts to contribute to the evaluation and enhancement of a group of people who traditionally is away from the daily grind of young people and are often away from their own families and their activities no longer be able to perform many activities.
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Vol. 13, No. 2