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• W2944772214 abstract "AbstractBackground.Age-related vision loss (ARVL) is a progressive process that adversely affects older adults’ occupational engagement. As such, older adults often employ a variety of psychological adaptation strategies.Purpose.The purpose of this study was to identify those psychological adaptation strategies employed by older adults aging with ARVL.Method.This metasynthesis searched and identified 21 qualitative articles that described a link between psychological adaptation strategies and occupational engagement.Findings.The psychological strategies identified were categorized into five themes. The strategies of persisting with hope, positivity, and acceptance and portraying a self-image consistent with independence, competence, and self-reliance were well established in the literature, while other themes were more emerging, such as using humour, relying on religious/spiritual beliefs, and comparing the self to others.Implications.By understanding the psychological adaptation strategies employed by older adults with ARVL, occupational therapists will be better positioned to guide their clients toward positive adaptive patterns. RésuméDescription.La perte de vision liée à l’âge (PVLA) est un processus progressif ayant une incidence défavorable sur l’engagement occupationnel des aînés. Les personnes âgées ayant une PVLA emploient souvent une gamme de stratégies d’adaptation.But.Cette étude visait à identifier les stratégies d’adaptation psychologiques employées par les personnes âgées ayant une PVLA.Méthodologie.Cette métasynthèse a permis de faire une recension des écrits et de repérer 21 articles qualitatifs décrivant un lien entre les stratégies d’adaptation psychologiques et l’engagement occupationnel.Résultats.Les stratégies psychologiques identifiées ont été catégorisées en fonction de cinq thèmes. Les stratégies consistant à persister avec espoir, positivisme et acceptation et à projeter une image de soi fondée sur l’autonomie, la compétence et l’indépendance étaient bien établies dans la littérature, alors que d’autres thèmes, comme avoir recours à l’humour, s’en remettre aux croyances religieuses/spirituelles, et se comparer aux autres, étaient émergents.Conséquences.En comprenant mieux les stratégies d’adaptation psychologiques employées par les personnes âgées ayant une PVLA, les ergothérapeutes seront en mesure d’orienter leurs clients vers des stratégies d’adaptation positives." @default.
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• W2944772214 title "Adaptations to support occupational engagement with age-related vision loss: A metasynthesis study" @default.
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