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The influence of empty-nest living on the health of the older people living in the rural areas of Lishui, China
How living alone affects the health of older adults in rural Lishui, China
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Abstract
in rural Lishui, China, have a 17.00% incidence of fall injury compared to 6.31% in .
- Higher incidence of fall injury is associated with empty-nest status, with an adjusted odds ratio of 2.76.
- Empty-nest older people experience more severe depression compared to their non-empty-nest counterparts.
- The adjusted odds ratio for depression among empty-nest older people is 2.25.
- The study focuses on older individuals who have children but live alone, highlighting a specific demographic.
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Key numbers
17.00%
Incidence of Fall Injuries Increase
Incidence of fall injuries in empty-nest vs. non-empty-nest older adults
2.76
Adjusted Odds Ratio for Fall Injuries
Adjusted odds ratio for fall injuries comparing empty-nest to non-empty-nest older adults
2.25
Adjusted Odds Ratio for Depression
Adjusted odds ratio for depression comparing empty-nest to non-empty-nest older adults