Aging and Mental Health (Aging Ment Health)

2023-04-12 06:28:19

Aging and mental health provide a forum for rapid development in the field of aging and mental health. The international impact of the journal was recognized. There are readers in more than 30 countries, with excellent impact factors, accepted by MEDLINE, Current Contents, and other widely used indexing systems. Journal deals with normal, abnormal, or pathological aging, as well as psychological changes related to the psychological and psychological problems of the aged population. Aging and mental health cover the physical, psychological and social aspects of aging related to mental health. In particular, it encourages a comprehensive approach between various bio-psychosocial processes and etiological factors related to psychological changes in the elderly. It also highlights various strategies, treatments and services that may be aimed at improving the mental health of the elderly. In this way, the journal established a strong alliance between theories, experiments and applied science on a series of problems affecting mental health and aging. The journal provides an ingenious and dynamic focus to help integrate the normal and abnormal aspects of the mental health of the elderly. Furthermore, the theoretical problem can be set in the context of the development of important new practices in this field.

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Aging the population of the world is a big issue for society and medical services. Because psychiatric disorders, especially dementia and depression are common in old age, mental health problems are very important. Psychiatric disorders can have serious consequences for the quality of people in their late years and have a major impact on the use of health and social services. In this paper, we discuss these issues from the viewpoint of elderly as consumers and discuss the role of health promotion, primary care, social welfare service, and professional mental health service for the elderly. People in a certain group, including women, people with ethnic background, very old people, learning disabled people, gay elderly people, face a special problem that was briefly explained. Although this article is mainly based on the UK, the mental health problem of the elderly is a huge worldwide public health problem.