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Titolo completo
PSICOLOGIA DELLA SALUTE
Editore
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
1721-0321 (Rivista Stampata)
1972-5167 (Rivista Online)
Numero del fascicolo
2
Designazione del fascicolo
2
Data del fascicolo
2024
Titolo completo
Effetti dell'uso delle videochiamate sul benessere della persona anziana: una revisione sistematica
Di (autore)
Prima Pagina
153
Ultima Pagina
75
Lingua del testo
Italiano
Data di publicazione
2024/06
Copyright
2024 FrancoAngeli srl
Descrizione principale
Isolamento sociale e solitudine risultano essere fattori di rischio rilevanti per la qualità di vita della persona anziana. Nuove modalità di interazione sociale, quali le videochiamate, apro-no un panorama di opportunità utili al fine di preservare salute mentale e legami sociali. L'uso di internet tra gli anziani è in aumento in tutto il mondo e l'emergenza legata alla pandemia da COVID-19 ne ha amplificato l'utilizzo. La rassegna sistematica ha l'intento di delineare una valutazione critica dei possibili benefici delle videochiamate per la persona anziana. Le eviden-ze indicano come le videochiamate risultino utili nel migliorare lo stato emotivo della persona anziana e nel mitigare l'isolamento sociale. I risultati vengono analizzati anche in termini di diversità e vulnerabilità individuali, impatto della pandemia, familiarità con la tecnologia e con-testi di vita.
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