The interaction effect of gender and residential environment, individual resources, and needs satisfaction on quality of life among older adults in the UK

Keyphrases

• Interaction Effect 100%
• Residential Environment 100%
• Need Satisfaction 100%
• Individual Resources 100%
• Quality of Life 100%
• Older Adults 100%
• Informal Care 66%
• Social Care Services 33%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 33%
• Social Contact 33%
• Help-seeking 33%
• Good Quality of Life 33%
• Resilience Level 33%
• Service Users 33%
• Quality of Life Domains 33%
• Self-rated Health 33%
• Assessment Intervention 33%
• Perceived Anxiety 33%
• Local Area 33%
• Disease Pattern 33%
• Anxiety-depression 33%
• Formal Care 33%
• Time Use 33%
• Access to Information 33%
• Activities of Daily Living 33%
• Feeling Safe 33%
• Gender Differences 33%
• Gender-specific 33%
• User Survey 33%
• Sustainable Development 33%
• Control Resource 33%
• Social Production Function Theory 33%
• Perceived Pain 33%
• Promote Gender Equality 33%
• Demographic Variables 33%
• Personalized Intervention 33%
• Aging Society 33%
• Adult Social Care 33%
• Health Patterns 33%
• Home Design 33%

Psychology

• Quality of Life 100%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression 20%
• Regression Analysis 20%
• Demographic Variable 20%
• Self-Rated Health 20%
• Social Behavior 20%
• Practitioners 20%
• Gender Equality 20%
• Life Domain 20%
• Gender Difference 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Quality of Life 100%
• Physician 20%
• Gender Difference 20%
• Gender Equality 20%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 20%
• Disease 20%