Threats to dignified care for older people with mental illness: a qualitative analysis

Sociocultural dynamics pose a direct challenge to the dignity of older individuals, often culminating in the threat of undignified care. At the heart of this issue are several core influences: the effects of culturally rooted explanatory models of illness, the presence of insufficient family support, and the pervasive consequences of inhabiting a society marked by traumatic historical and cultural wounds. These components are critical determinants of the quality of dignified care received by older adults. Consequently, a focused combination of educational and sociocultural interventions is urgently needed to dismantle the cultural stigma and prejudice evident within this care context.

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BMC Geriatrics
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2026-02-17
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-026-07160-z
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Patient Dignity and Privacy
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Threats to dignified care for older people with mental illness: a qualitative analysis

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Threats to dignified care for older people with mental illness: a qualitative analysis

Nasrin Rezaee, Rashid Ali, Zahra Salehi, Sally Pezaro, Marjan Mardani-Hamooleh, Mohammad Abbasi
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Abstract

Sociocultural dynamics pose a direct challenge to the dignity of older individuals, often culminating in the threat of undignified care. At the heart of this issue are several core influences: the effects of culturally rooted explanatory models of illness, the presence of insufficient family support, and the pervasive consequences of inhabiting a society marked by traumatic historical and cultural wounds. These components are critical determinants of the quality of dignified care received by older adults. Consequently, a focused combination of educational and sociocultural interventions is urgently needed to dismantle the cultural stigma and prejudice evident within this care context.

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Iran University of Medical Sciences (IR), University of Wasit (IQ), Zahedan University of Medical Sciences (IR), Coventry University (GB)
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