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Abstract:

Abstract Objective To determine the prevalence of the main geriatric syndromes among people aged more than 70 years . To identify positive aspects of the aging process and to relate them to autonomy and self - perceived health . Method Observational , descriptive , cross - sectional study . Subjects . People aged 70 years old or older attending the Gavarra Health Center ( Cornellà de Llobregat , Barcelona , Spain ) or visited at home at least once a last year . Sample size : 315 people , identified by systematic , randomized , stratified sampling . Measurements : Geriatric syndromes : Urinary incontinence , polypharmacy , insomnia , cognitive impairment , mobility , and sensorial and emotional problems . Instrumental and basic activities of daily living . Self - perceived health . Positive aspects of the ageing process : decision - making , previous satisfaction with life , feeling of usefulness , projects , and hobbies . Information was gathered using the OMI - AP® program from June 2001 to December 2002 . Results Of 315 individuals who were initially contacted , 283 ( 89% ) were studied . The main geriatric syndromes identified were : urinary incontinence ( 115 ; 41% ) , polypharmacy ( 109 ; 38% ) , and loss of vision ( 94 ; 33% ) . The most important positive aspects of aging were : projects ( 266 ; 94% ) , decision - making ( 241 ; 85% ) and feeling useful ( 232 ; 82% ) . Self - perceived health was good in 164 individuals ( 58% ) and poor in 82 ( 29% ) . Conclusions The prevalence of geriatric syndromes , mainly urinary incontinence , was high . Factors associated with both instrumental and basic autonomy were the feeling of being useful , the ability to make decisions , and having projects and hobbies . Having good self - perceived health involves other factors , which require further study .
cognitive impairment
mobility , and sensorial and emotional problems
loss of vision