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British Journal of Community Nursing, 2013
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Professional Case Management
According to the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and Community, social disconnection is being called a critical public health issue. The epidemic of loneliness is widespread and may have profound consequences for our individual and collective health and well-being. And the “costs” of loneliness are real.
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According to the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and Community, social disconnection is being called a critical public health issue. The epidemic of loneliness is widespread and may have profound consequences for our individual and collective health and well-being. And the “costs” of loneliness are real.
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Nature Reviews Genetics, 2018
One in four UK adults over the age of 65 suffers from loneliness. An analysis of UK Biobank data has identified 15 genomic loci associated with loneliness and reports a possible causal link between obesity and loneliness and depression.
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One in four UK adults over the age of 65 suffers from loneliness. An analysis of UK Biobank data has identified 15 genomic loci associated with loneliness and reports a possible causal link between obesity and loneliness and depression.
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Journal of Adolescence, 2013
AbstractThis special section brings together five studies using group‐based modeling to capture developmental trajectories of loneliness from age 7 through age 20. Together, the findings from these studies provide further evidence that developmental trajectories of loneliness are likely not best understood at a continuum but reflect distinct ...
Manfred H M, van Dulmen, Luc, Goossens
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AbstractThis special section brings together five studies using group‐based modeling to capture developmental trajectories of loneliness from age 7 through age 20. Together, the findings from these studies provide further evidence that developmental trajectories of loneliness are likely not best understood at a continuum but reflect distinct ...
Manfred H M, van Dulmen, Luc, Goossens
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1986
Loneliness in the elderly is a problem commonly encountered in nursing situations. This article addresses what loneliness is and the concepts underlying the problem; the relationship of loneliness to social isolation, powerlessness, and decreased self-esteem; and nursing interventions to resolve the problem.
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Loneliness in the elderly is a problem commonly encountered in nursing situations. This article addresses what loneliness is and the concepts underlying the problem; the relationship of loneliness to social isolation, powerlessness, and decreased self-esteem; and nursing interventions to resolve the problem.
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Loneliness and psychopathology
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 1962Although recognized in a multitude of references in psychiatric literature, the importance of loneliness in human behavior has been underestimated. Clinical and experimental evidence, however, seems to point out that loneliness plays a basic part in psychopathological processes, undergirding in some fundamental way most, if not all, forms of ...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2011
How little must patients and their relatives really understand of our attempts to communicate with them. How many cues are missed on an average ward round? Could the way we talk make relatives feel uncomfortable instead of involved?
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How little must patients and their relatives really understand of our attempts to communicate with them. How many cues are missed on an average ward round? Could the way we talk make relatives feel uncomfortable instead of involved?
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Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 1990
Experiences of loneliness have been studied in 2795 Swedish inhabitants aged 15-80. Three different kinds of feelings of loneliness have been identified: intensity/quantity of loneliness, inner loneliness and positive loneliness. Contrary to common belief, the analysis shows that the intensity/quantity of loneliness is higher among young subjects ...
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Experiences of loneliness have been studied in 2795 Swedish inhabitants aged 15-80. Three different kinds of feelings of loneliness have been identified: intensity/quantity of loneliness, inner loneliness and positive loneliness. Contrary to common belief, the analysis shows that the intensity/quantity of loneliness is higher among young subjects ...
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