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Assessment of loneliness and somatization in elderly women admitted to the emergency department
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• Older women admitted to the emergency department reported moderate levels of loneliness and low to moderate levels of somatization. • Loneliness was significantly associated with higher somatization scores and emerged as a strong predictor of somatic symptoms. • Socio-demographic factors such as marital status, education level, chronic illness, and social support influenced both loneliness and somatization levels.
Keywords:
Loneliness
Somatization
Elderly women
Emergency department
Social support
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