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Perceptions of Determinants of Successful Aging Among Older US Veterans: Results from the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study

机译：美国老年退伍军人成功衰老的决定因素的感知：退伍军人研究中国家健康与复原力的结果

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Objective: To conduct a qualitative study of older American veterans' subjective perceptions of factors that contribute to successful physical, emotional, and cognitive aging. Methods: A nationally representative sample of 2,025 veterans aged 60 or older (range: 60-96; 96.9% male, 39.4% combat veterans) participated in the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study. Using qualitative analysis software, the authors coded responses to three open-ended questions, inductively developed categories, aggregated similar categories into factors, and grouped factors into broader themes. Results: A total of 53, 56, and 61 categories of responses was identified in response to questions about successful physical, cognitive, and emotional aging, respectively, with 10 aggregate factors linking these categories. The most prominent theme overall was "What you do," which received 2,295, 2,210, and 1,247 mentions for each of these domains of successful aging, with health behaviors the most common factor for both successful physical and cognitive aging and social engagement the most common for successful emotional aging. The theme "Who you are" was the second-most common factor (discerned from 376, 247, and 943 total mentions, respectively), with the factors that comprise this theme-personality and explanatory style, moral compass, and emotional dispositions-more commonly endorsed for successful emotional aging. External factors such as healthcare were least commonly endorsed across all domains. Conclusion: Older U.S. Veterans emphasize health behaviors, social engagement, and dispositional characteristics as key determinants of successful aging. Prevention and treatment initiatives that target these potentially modifiable factors may help promote successful aging in this growing segment of the population.
机译：目的：对美国老年退伍军人对促成成功的身体，情感和认知衰老的因素的主观感知进行定性研究。方法：参加全国代表性的2 025名60岁或60岁以上退伍军人（范围：60-96;男性96.9％，战斗退伍军人39.4％）的样本参加了国家退伍军人健康与复原力研究。使用定性分析软件，作者对以下三个开放式问题的答案进行了编码：归纳开发的类别，将相似的类别汇总为因素，并将因素分组为更广泛的主题。结果：分别针对成功的身体，认知和情感衰老问题，共确定了53、56和61种响应类别，其中10种综合因素将这些类别联系起来。总体上最突出的主题是“您的工作”，其中成功衰老的各个领域分别收到2,295、2,210和1,247条提及，健康行为是成功实现身体和认知衰老的最常见因素，而社交参与也是最常见的因素成功的情绪衰老。主题为“您是谁”是第二常见的因素（分别从376、247和943总提及量中区分出来），这些因素包括该主题-个性和解释方式，道德指南针和情感倾向-更多通常被认可为成功的情绪衰老。诸如医疗保健之类的外部因素在所有领域中最不常见。结论：美国老年退伍军人强调健康行为，社交参与和性格特征是成功衰老的关键决定因素。针对这些潜在可改变因素的预防和治疗措施可能有助于促进这一人口不断增长的年龄段的成功衰老。

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