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Rotating savings and credit association, its members' diversity, and higher‐level functional capacity: A 3‐year prospective study from the Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study

机译:旋转储蓄和信用协会,其成员的多样性,更高级别的功能能力:日本庸医评估研究中的3年前瞻性研究

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Aim A rotating savings and credit association – an informal local microfinance group – provides community‐dwelling older adults with cohesive social capital. This study examined whether participation in mujin , a traditional Japanese rotating savings and credit association, affected the maintenance of higher‐level functional capacity in older adults. Methods We studied 10?991 older adults living in 24 municipalities in Japan who were aged ≥65?years, and physically and cognitively independent. We carried out a baseline survey in 2013 and a follow‐up survey in 2016. Higher‐level functional capacity, consisting of instrumental activities of daily living, intellectual activity and social role, was assessed using the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology Index of Competence. To address potential reverse causation, we used stabilized inverse probability weights to balance characteristics at baseline between mujin participants and non‐participants. Results In our analytic sample, 406 out of 10?991 older adults (3.7%) participated in mujin at the baseline. Our weighted logistic regression showed that mujin participants were more likely to maintain higher‐level functional capacity (i.e. full marks in the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology Index of Competence) 3?years later compared with non‐participants (odds ratio 1.75, 95% confidence interval 1.29–2.39). Furthermore, independent social role functioning and intellectual activity were associated with participation in mujin for an equal number of both sexes, as well as people of high social standing. Conclusions The present study suggests that rotating savings and credit associations can help older adults maintain their independence in a higher‐level functional capacity. Furthermore, the members' diversity might add to these beneficial effects. Geriatr Gerontol Int 2019; 19: 1268–1274 .
机译:旨在销售储蓄和信贷协会 - 一个非正式的地方小额信贷组 - 提供具有凝聚力的社会资本的社区住宅老年人。本研究审查了是否参加Mujin,传统的日本旋转储蓄和信用协会,影响了老年成年人的高层功能能力。方法研究了10?991岁的老年人居住在日本的24岁,年龄≥65岁的日本,身体和认知的独立。我们在2013年进行了基线调查,2016年进行后续调查。利用东京都市竞争力指数,评估了由日常生活,智力活动和社会作用的仪器活动的更高级别的功能能力。为了解决潜在的反向因果关系,我们使用稳定的反概率权重,以在Mujin参与者和非参与者之间的基线上平衡特征。结果我们的分析样本,10名10人中有406名?991名老年人(3.7%)参加了基线的Mujin。我们的加权逻辑回归表明,Mujin参与者更有可能保持更高级别的功能能力(即东京大都会竞争力的东京大都会指数的全部标志)3?年后与非参与者(赔率比1.75,95%的信心)相比间隔1.29-2.39)。此外,独立的社会角色运作和智力活动与参与Mujin的相同数量的性别,以及高社会站立的人有关。结论本研究表明,旋转储蓄和信贷关联可以帮助老年人以更高级别的功能能力保持独立性。此外,成员的多样性可能会增加这些有益效果。 GeriaTr Gerontol int 2019; 19:1268-1274。

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