老年人面临新冠疫情危机：在脆弱与坚韧之间
Older People Facing the Crisis of COVID-19: Between Fragility and Resilience.
作者信息
Amieva H, Avila-Funes J-A, Caillot-Ranjeva S, Dartigues J-F, Koleck M, Letenneur L, Pech M, Pérès K, Raoux N, Rascle N, Ouvrard C, Tabue-Teguo M, Villeneuve R, Bergua V
机构信息
Professor Helene Amieva, Inserm U 1219 Bordeaux Population Health, University of Bordeaux, 146 Rue Léo Saignant, 33076 Bordeaux cedex, France, Phone: +33 5 57 57 15 10 / Fax: +33 5 57 57 14 86,
出版信息
J Frailty Aging. 2021;10(2):184-186. doi: 10.14283/jfa.2020.60.
The health crisis we are facing is challenging seniors' resources and capacities for adaptation and resilience. The PACOVID survey, set up a few days after containment, investigates their psychological and social experiences with regard to the COVID-19 crisis and to what extent these characteristics, representations and attitudes have an impact on health and mortality. A telephone survey is being carried out on 935 people already followed up in the framework of ongoing epidemiological studies. As we are writing this article, the interviews conducted during the containment have just ended. Even though we will have to wait for the analysis of the results to draw conclusions, words collected by the psychologists during the interviews already illustrate a great heterogeneity in the way older adults lived this experience: social isolation, anxiety, the importance of family and the difficulty of being deprived of it, but also remarkable coping skills and resilience capacities.
我们正在面临的健康危机正在挑战老年人的适应和恢复能力及资源。“PACOVID调查”在封锁措施实施几天后启动，旨在调查老年人在新冠疫情危机方面的心理和社会经历，以及这些特征、认知和态度在多大程度上对健康和死亡率产生影响。目前正在对935名在正在进行的流行病学研究框架内已接受随访的人员进行电话调查。在撰写本文时，封锁期间进行的访谈刚刚结束。尽管我们还需等待结果分析才能得出结论，但心理学家在访谈中收集到的话语已经表明，老年人经历此次疫情的方式存在很大差异：社交隔离、焦虑、家庭的重要性以及被剥夺家庭的困难，同时也展现出了非凡的应对技巧和恢复能力。
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