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This paper deals with analysis of predictive factors of three years mortality in a representative sample of 1082 people aged 65 and over, in Upper Normandy (France). It focuses on the functional disabilities and the main diseases indicated by general practitioners after a medical examination, as wel...

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Autor principal: Maisondieu, Jean
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Publicado: 1988
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spelling cairn-GS_046_0021GSGérontologie et société https://shs.cairn.info/revue-gerontologie-et-societe1-1988-3-page-21?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/gs.046.0021 De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies Maisondieu, Jean1988 fre Gérontologie et société | 11 /  46 | 3 | 1988-11-01 | p. 21-27 | 0151-0193 https://doi.org/NULL45 This paper deals with analysis of predictive factors of three years mortality in a representative sample of 1082 people aged 65 and over, in Upper Normandy (France). It focuses on the functional disabilities and the main diseases indicated by general practitioners after a medical examination, as well as on social background. No variable related to social background (educational level, previous occupation, present income level) seems to be predictive of three years mortality. Two variables concerning diseases appear to be related to mortality : mental deterioration and exertional dyspnoea. Among disabilities variables, the level of confinement seems the most predictive indicator of mortality. When we include in a logistic regression all significant variables, plus age and sex, five variables remain significative : level of confinement, age, sex, recent hospitalization (before the initial survey) and exertional dyspnoea. In each age and sex group, the application of the predicting function allows the characterisation of a group whose mortality within three years is more than double that of the rest of the population.Cairn free access
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description This paper deals with analysis of predictive factors of three years mortality in a representative sample of 1082 people aged 65 and over, in Upper Normandy (France). It focuses on the functional disabilities and the main diseases indicated by general practitioners after a medical examination, as well as on social background. No variable related to social background (educational level, previous occupation, present income level) seems to be predictive of three years mortality. Two variables concerning diseases appear to be related to mortality : mental deterioration and exertional dyspnoea. Among disabilities variables, the level of confinement seems the most predictive indicator of mortality. When we include in a logistic regression all significant variables, plus age and sex, five variables remain significative : level of confinement, age, sex, recent hospitalization (before the initial survey) and exertional dyspnoea. In each age and sex group, the application of the predicting function allows the characterisation of a group whose mortality within three years is more than double that of the rest of the population.
author Maisondieu, Jean
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De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
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title De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
title_short De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
title_full De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
title_fullStr De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
title_full_unstemmed De la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
title_sort de la gérontophobie aux géronto-folies
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