英文摘要 |
The aim of this study was to analyze the factors influencing the willingness of older adults to participate in activities, which can serve as a design basis for the future planning of relevant activities in order to increase their willingness. Purposive sampling was conducted to recruit community-dwelling older adults aged 75 years and over, residing in the northern regions of Taiwan, who had mild cognitive impairment (MCI). After obtaining written consent, in-depth interviews were conducted with the patients, and the data were then sorted and summarized. We analyzed the subjective needs of older adults for a “cognitive enhancement course.” Q-statements were summarized from the in-depth interviews and categorized according to the 6C marketing model. The phrases were subjected to multiple sorting and categorization. The key phrases used by older adults regarding their reading capacity were used to formulate the draft of Q-statements. These included concerned impact, consumer needs, cost, convenience, mutual communication, and community impact. A feature of the Q methodology is using such statements to gain an in-depth understanding of patients’ assessment of these concepts using a small sample size and summarizing their views on specific topics. A factor analysis will be performed to identify the relationship between older adults and these statements in order to understand their subjective views. By examining and explaining the distribution of various factors, the researchers were able to differentiate the characteristics of older adults and summarize the main subjective attitudes of older adults towards a “cognitive enhancement course.” The results were used to design a “cognitive enhancement course” for the prevention of dementia. |