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The prevalence of malnutrition in elderly population is
high, which may result from multiple and cumulative chronic diseases
(Hrnciarikova et al., 2011; Isaia et al., 2011), as anorexia, chewing
difficulty and dysphagia. (Pirlich et al., 2001; Kaneda et al., 2000)
Other factors and conditions can influence the health of the elderly,
like Depression and the Need of a Caregiver (Garcia et al., 2001; Funes-Avila et al., 2007). These factors demonstrate correlation, because the elderly who have depression are more likely caregiver dependency and have increased risk of malnutrition (Cabrera et al.,2007), as well as the elderly dependent of caregiver may be more likely to develop malnutrition (Payette, 2005) and depression, whichmeans a dependent relationship between these three factors.
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Malnutrition Depression Dependence Elderly
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Almeida, Sara; Castro, Ricardo; Sousa, Sónia; Souza, Juliana (2012). Malnutrition, depression and dependence of caregivers in elderly receiving geriatric support. In The IEA-EEF European Congress of Epidemiology 2012: Epidemiology for a Fair and Healthy Society. Porto. ISSN 0393-2990. p. s184-s185
Editora
Springer - European Journal of Epidemiology