The Role of Families in Preventing COVID-19 in High-Risk Elderly Individuals is Examined in Relation to the Behavior of PHBS Adaptation to New Habits (AKB)

Abstract

Elderly people have seen a decrease in a number of areas, including social, psychological, and physical. The ability and independence to practice Clean and Healthy Living Behavior (PHBS) in an effort to prevent COVID-19 will be significantly impacted by this constraint. Because the majority of the elderly have concomitant conditions (diabetes mellitus, hypertension, etc.), they are likewise classified as having a high risk of contracting COVID-19. Family support is one of the elements associated with PHBS for the elderly. This study aims to ascertain how family responsibilities impact PHBS adaptation to new habits (AKB) behavior in high-risk elderly individuals in an effort to prevent COVID-19.