Factor 1 |
Factor 2 |
Factor 3 |
Items |
.567 |
|
|
1. The elder refers to the emergency ward repeatedly due to accidents. |
.643 |
|
|
2. There is contradiction in elder’s reasons about contusions. |
.660 |
|
|
3. Elder’s and caregiver’s reasons for illness or disease symptoms are in contrast. |
.598 |
|
|
4. The caregiver prevents elder mentioning the reasons of disease or illness to the treatment staff. |
.656 |
|
|
5. The caregiver prevents any private talk between the elder and treatment staff. |
.614 |
|
|
6. The elder starts the treatment process late, despite his/her access to the treatment and care centers. |
.649 |
|
|
7. The initiation of the treatment and rehabilitation process is significantly delayed; despite elder’s financial ability and access to the treatment and care centers. |
.629 |
|
|
8. Lab reports show low or high consumption of drugs at home. |
.708 |
|
|
9. Bruise, scratch, wound, burn, and other physical signs showing the elder has been limited or imprisoned are visible. |
.636 |
|
|
10. The elder is suffering from oral venereal ulcers. |
.673 |
|
|
11. The elder has broken bone frequently. |
.630 |
|
|
12. The elder has sexually transmitted diseases or genital tract infections with unknown reasons. |
.645 |
|
|
13. The elder is complaining about vaginal or rectal bleeding. |
.657 |
|
|
14. Blood or other body fluids are visible on the elder’s clothes. |
.687 |
|
|
15. The elder or the caregiver evades from giving the reason of blood or other body fluids on the elder’s clothes. |
.670 |
|
|
16. The elder or the caregiver gets distressed or talking defensively about the reason of blood or other body fluids on the elder’s clothes. |
.734 |
|
|
17. The caregiver has inappropriate relationship with the elder, e.g. not responding to the elder’s questions, reviling or humiliating the elder. |
.752 |
|
|
18. The caregiver beats the elder. |
.737 |
|
|
19. The elder is stressful while contacting his/her children. |
.778 |
|
|
20. The elder is afraid of his/her caregiver. |
.755 |
|
|
21. The caregiver threatens the elder about sending him/her to the old age home or other places. |
.734 |
|
|
22. Elder’s comment or personality is ignored by the caregiver in presence of treatment staff or other patients. |
.778 |
|
|
23. the caregiver declares personal satisfaction for discharging the patient, despite the elder’s choice and financial ability of receiving diagnosis and treatment services |
.730 |
|
|
24. The elder’s properties are seized by the caregiver without his/her awareness. |
.794 |
|
|
25. Elder’s funds are managed by the caregiver, despite the elder’s choice of self-management and having no intellectual or cognitive problem. |
.779 |
|
|
26. Elder’s money or other valuable items are disappeared. |
.726 |
|
|
27. Elder’s seal or signature feigned by the caregiver. |
.714 |
|
|
28. Elder’s money or properties are taken for caring him/her. |
.685 |
|
|
29. The elder looks like having no self-confidence or seems to be disappointed. |
.613 |
|
|
30. The elder loses weight in a short period of time. |
.647 |
|
|
31. Dehydration, diarrhea or malnutrition symptoms are visible in the elder’s face. |
.576 |
|
|
32. The elder is not in good personal hygiene conditions. |
.690 |
|
|
33. Bedsore or bladder infection symptoms are found on the elder’s body. |
.708 |
|
|
34. The caregiver makes the elder wear clothes unsuitable for the season. |
.655 |
|
|
35. Cigarette burn symptoms are visible on the elder’s body. |
.673 |
|
|
36. No mental, psychological and financial supports are provided for the elder when he/she is in the treatment center. |
.715 |
|
|
37. No visit is managed for the long periods of time. |
.625 |
|
|
38. The caregiver is not willing to provide glasses, hearing aids or dentures. |
|
.534 |
|
39. The elder lives in remote areas. |
|
.549 |
|
40. The elder lives lonely at home. |
|
.671 |
|
41. Elder has a blaming personality. |
|
.675 |
|
42. Elder has aggressive behaviors when in contact with others. |
|
.713 |
|
43. The elder usually insults his/her caregiver. |
|
.704 |
|
44. The elder is usually complaining about his/her caregiver unreasonably. |
|
.683 |
|
45. The elder is not able to participate in family decision makings. |
|
.643 |
|
46. The elder is not able to manage his/her financial assets. |
|
.663 |
|
47. The elder is not physically available to handle daily activities. |
|
.646 |
|
48. The elder has chronic diseases. |
|
.650 |
|
49. The elder has psychological disorders, e.g. depression and anxiety. |
|
.775 |
|
50. The elder has dementia or Alzheimer. |
|
.587 |
|
51. The elder is addicted to illegal drugs or alcohol. |
|
.582 |
|
52. The elder has no relationship with family members, friends and neighbors. |
|
.730 |
|
53. The elder is not able to solve his/her problems in a conversation. |
|
.680 |
|
54. The elder hardly gets any changes in the daily routines and environment. |
|
.637 |
|
55. The elder has experienced changes like solitude after losing his/her partner, disablement or house movements. |
|
.633 |
|
56. The elder is physically disabled; e.g. blindness or deafness. |
|
.771 |
|
57. The elder has experienced abuse or disrespect. |
|
.675 |
|
58. The elder is financially dependent on his/her caregiver. |
|
.645 |
|
59. The elder is mentally and emotionally dependent on his/her caregiver. |
|
|
.677 |
60. The caregiver has not enough knowledge regarding elder caregiving. |
|
|
.680 |
61. The caregiver is usually unsatisfied of keeping the elder. |
|
|
.708 |
62. The caregiver suffers from the personality disorder or psychological problems. |
|
|
.712 |
63. The caregiver is under high caring pressure (physical, mental, social or financial) due to caring from the elder. |
|
|
.641 |
64. The caregiver is not skillful enough for caring an elder. |
|
|
.677 |
65. The caregiver is addicted to illegal drugs or alcohol. |
|
|
.724 |
66. The caregiver has child abuse experience from his/her parents. |
|
|
.688 |
67. The caregiver is not able to properly serve the elder due to working long hours or in hard conditions outside. |