The Relationship Between Successful Aging and Life Satisfaction in Older Adults Who Presented to Primary Care

Gonca Aksu Aslan; Rabia Hacıhasanoğlu Aşılar

doi:10.17049/jnursology.1543600

September 22, 2025Journal of NursologyOpen Access

The Relationship Between Successful Aging and Life Satisfaction in Older Adults Who Presented to Primary Care

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Key Points

A weak positive correlation exists between successful aging and life satisfaction among 379 older adults.
Participants' mean age was 70.87 years with average Successful Aging Scale and Life Satisfaction Index scores of 53.54 and 10.85.
The study utilized a descriptive questionnaire along with the Successful Aging Scale and Life Satisfaction Index for data collection.
Results highlight the need for care strategies that address factors influencing successful aging and life satisfaction.

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Descriptive analysis shows a weak correlation between successful aging and life satisfaction in older adults, suggesting implications for care practices.

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