Sarah Ashfield, Lorie Donelle, Panagiota Tryphonopoulos, Ève Dubé, Maxwell Smith
Digital health literacy, vaccine information sources, and vaccine acceptance among parents in Ontario: Quantitative findings from a mixed methods study
PLOS global public health
aims study aimed assess quality life qol older adults rural odisha india exploring multidimensional nature across physical psychological social environmental domains impact depression various sociodemographic factors qol also investigated methods research conducted tangi block khordha district odisha encompassing 468 older adults world health organization quality life brief version whoqolbref questionnaire geriatric depression scale gds15 sociodemographic questionnaire used data collection sampling employed multistage approach statistical analysis utilizing statistical package social sciences spss version 20 ibm spss statistics armonk ny including ttests normally distributed data mannwhitney u test nonnormally distributed data results qol older adults rural odisha showed variability physical social domains exhibiting relatively positive scores compared psychological environmental domains depression significantly impacted qol dimensions profound effect observed global qol global health sociodemographic factors employment substance use elder abuse adverse life events poverty identified significant determinants global qol additionally recreational activity elder abuse education employment significantly affected qol domains conclusions study reveals complex landscape qol older adults rural odisha findings emphasize need comprehensive interventions targeting mental health social support environmental conditions enhance overall wellbeing population policymakers healthcare professionals consider multidimensional factors develop effective strategies improving qol older adults similar contexts