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005			20240130165738.0
008			230504s2020 xx 000 0 und d
040			_cMANILA TYTANA COLLEGES LIBRARY
100			_aLiu, Minhui. _94626
245		0	_aDistinct clusters of older adults with common neuropsychological symptoms : _bfindings from the national health and aging trends study / _cMinhui Liu, Janiece L. Taylor, Nancy A. Perrin, Sarah L. Szanton
260			_cMay/June 2020
336			_atext
337			_aunmediated
338			_avolume
440			_n41 : 3, pages 222-228 _aGeriatric Nursing _94627
520			_aThis study aims to identify distinct clusters of community-dwelling older adults (N = 7580) based on characteristics of common neuropsychological symptoms and examine how these clusters differ in socio-demographics and health-related attributes. Four clusters were identified: 1-No Symptoms (41%), 2-Pain Only (32%), 3-Pain+Moderate+Insomnia+Mild Depression+Mild Anxiety (17%), and 4-Pain+Mild insomnia+Moderate Depression+Moderate Anxiety (10%). Compared to clusters 1 and 2, individuals in clusters 3 and 4 tended to be older, Hispanic or non-Hispanic Black, female, obese, have high school education or less, not live with anyone, and rate their health fair or poor. Compared to cluster 1, others were significantly associated with worse health-related attributes. This association was distinctly stronger in clusters with more symptoms that were more severe. Interventions focusing on pain may need to incorporate strategies to deal with sleep and psychological symptoms and the severity to improve associated health-related attributes and reduce health care burden.
521			_aNursing.
650			_aAnxiety. _9609
650			_aDepression. _9686
650			_aInsomia. _94628
650			_aOlder adults. _94629
650			_aPain. _93523
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999			_c84553 _d84553