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Conhecimento de idosos sobre seus direitos [Knowledge of the elderly about their rights]

Martins,Maristela Santini
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Massarollo, Maria Cristina Komatsu Braga
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Martins,Maristela Santini
Massarollo, Maria Cristina Komatsu Braga
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Ethics
Legislation
Aged Rights
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Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Methods of ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
Community ethics
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Latin American Ethics
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"Identificar o conhecimento de idosos sobre seus direitos e se consideram que esses direitos são respeitados. MÉTODOS: Pesquisa exploratória, descritiva, de abordagem quantitativa e com coleta de dados prospectiva, através de entrevista. A amostra, composta por 63 idosos, foi probabilística, aleatória e estratificada por sexo e idade. RESULTADOS: Os direitos dos idosos eram conhecidos por 49,2% dos entrevistados. Dentre estes, os mais citados foram a gratuidade no transporte (50,0%), a prioridade no atendimento (38,1%) e existência de assentos preferenciais nos meios de transporte (28,6%). Quanto ao respeito a esses direitos, 25,0% acreditavam que são respeitados e 44,4% que são respeitados parcialmente. CONCLUSÃO: A metade dos idosos entrevistados conhecia seus direitos e referiram que esses nem sempre são respeitados" [" To identify the knowledge of elderly people about their rights, and to assess whether they consider that these rights ware respected. METHODS: Exploratory and descriptive study with quantitative approach; the prospective data was collected through interview. The sample of 63 elders was probabilistic, random and stratified by gender and age. RESULTS: The rights of the elderly were known for 49.2% of respondents; among the rights, the most cited were free transport (50.0%), care priority (38.1%) and existence of preferred seating in transportation (28.6%). With regard to respecting those rights, 25.0% believed that they were respected and 44.4% that were only partially respected. CONCLUSION: Half of the elderly respondents knew their rights and expressed that these were not always respected"]
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2010
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