ArticleAnnals of geriatric medicine and research2025
Study on the Factors Associated with Preparation for Later Life among Aging Individuals with Disabilities.
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- Non-participation in Exercise among Older Adults with Disabilities: Barriers, Participation Intention, and Preferred Modes in a National Survey of Korea.Annals of geriatric medicine and research · 2026Article
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backgroundThis study examined factors associated with later-life preparation among aging individuals with disabilities living in South Korea.
methodsWe used secondary data from 2,942 individuals aged 50 and older from the Disability Life Panel Survey and performed binary logistic regression.
resultsMost participants did not prepare for later life and were men, had a high school education or less, and were unemployed. Logistic regression identified factors associated with later-life preparation: education level and employment status (sociodemographic characteristics), types of disability and recent health condition (health condition), self-esteem and disability acceptance (psychological factors), and residential environment assessment and satisfaction with family relationships (environmental factors).
conclusionThese findings highlight the need for a comprehensive approach to preparing aging individuals with disabilities for later life.
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