Older adults in China hold negative attitudes towards brain health promotion, necessitating tailored strategies to enhance motivation and support networks.
Older adults in China have a compartmentalized understanding of brain health and face various barriers to health promotion, highlighting the need for tailored, multi-level educational and support strategies.
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Older adults have a compartmentalized understanding of brain health, often accompanied by misconceptions and tend to hold negative attitudes toward brain health promotion, highlighting an urgent need for professional guidance to provide correct education and direction. Our study reveals that effective brain health promotion requires enhancing internal motivation, building external support networks, and overcoming implementation barriers through integrated strategies, while crucially tailoring approaches to individual needs and preferences for maximum effectiveness.
Zhang et al. (Fri,) reported a other. Older adults in China hold negative attitudes towards brain health promotion, necessitating tailored strategies to enhance motivation and support networks.
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