Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2025
Lifestyle changes after retirement: a Grounded Theory.
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Marcon Sonia Silva, Marquete Verônica Francisqueti, Silva Thiago Privado da, Barreto Mayckel da Silva, Haddad Maria do Carmo Fernandez Lourenço, Loureiro Helena Maria Almeida Macedo, Logullo Vitoria Vasconcelos, Ichisato Sueli Mutsumi Tsukuda
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: to understand the changes that occur in professors' lifestyle after retirement with regard to self-care.
METHODS: qualitative research that used Symbolic Interactionism as a theoretical framework and Grounded Theory, a constructivist approach, as a methodological framework. Data were collected in 2022, through remote interviews with 18 professors from a public university in northwestern Paraná.
RESULTS: with retirement, professors have greater availability and flexibility in their schedules, favoring positive changes in lifestyle, with greater appreciation of self-care actions, such as physical exercise and healthy eating, taking care of appearance, stimulating memory, a more active social life and adopting hobbies, expressed in the category "Enjoying retirement and taking up new activities".
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: retired professors, influenced by their social interactions with friends, family, healthcare professionals and co-workers throughout their lives, at this particular stage, tend to value self-care more.
METHODS: qualitative research that used Symbolic Interactionism as a theoretical framework and Grounded Theory, a constructivist approach, as a methodological framework. Data were collected in 2022, through remote interviews with 18 professors from a public university in northwestern Paraná.
RESULTS: with retirement, professors have greater availability and flexibility in their schedules, favoring positive changes in lifestyle, with greater appreciation of self-care actions, such as physical exercise and healthy eating, taking care of appearance, stimulating memory, a more active social life and adopting hobbies, expressed in the category "Enjoying retirement and taking up new activities".
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: retired professors, influenced by their social interactions with friends, family, healthcare professionals and co-workers throughout their lives, at this particular stage, tend to value self-care more.