Research on the Benefits of elders Participation in Community Care Projects - A Case Study of Chishan li, Renwu District

• Main Authors: Chang Pi-Tzu, 張碧子
• Other Authors: 劉文禎
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/t8aabv

碩士 === 正修科技大學 === 休閒與運動管理所 === 106 === Background: In 1993, the proportion of the population of the elders population in China was over 7%. It is estimated that this ratio will exceed 14% in 2018 and will enter the advanced society. In 2025, this ratio will exceed 20% and will become super-aged. One member of society. With the increase of the elderly population, the problem of population aging is not only an international issue, but also affects the family structure, work and lifestyle consumption patterns of the Chinese people. In the future, medical care services and economic security for the elderly population will become a social financial burden. .Research purposes: 1. To explore the benefits of elders participating in community care and care activities. 2. Analyze the benefits of the physical fitness of the elders participating in community care and care activities. 3. Analyze the benefits of the social function of the elders participating in community care and care activities. Research methods: 43 households in Chishanli community, Renwu District, Kaohsiung City, average age, standard deviation, average height, standard deviation, average body weight, standard deviation58.59±10.88（kg）., after collecting data, descriptive with SPSS 22. statistics,Sample t erification, item by item analysis.The results of the study: 1. The willingness of the elders to participate in the community care and care activities activities health promotion activities is significant. 2. After the elders participated in the community care base, the benefits of functional fitness were significantly improved. 3. After the elders participated in the community care base, the benefits of their social functions were significantly improved. Conclusion: The activities of elders participating in community care bases have significant benefits in terms of health promotion, functional fitness and social function. They can be used as evidence for the community care and care base and long care 2.0.