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    Calidad de vida y rehabilitación social del adulto mayor hombre privado de libertad de la etapa de mínima seguridad del centro de rehabilitación social regional sierra centro norte Cotopaxi
    (2020-11) Sivinta Almache, Tatiana Lisette; Campoverde Quijano, Egda Maribel
    Among the most relevant changes in the world population in recent years has been the growth of the proportion of older adults, there are factors that directly influence the quality of life of these, especially those who are deprived of liberty in process of social rehabilitation, the objective of this study is: To assess the quality of life of the elderly man deprived of liberty from the minimum security stage at the Sierra Centro Norte Cotopaxi Regional Social Rehabilitation Center. The methodology had a qualitative-quantitative approach, this type of research was used with 55 older adults who are in the Sierra Centro Norte Cotopaxi regional social rehabilitation center, where they are serving their sentence. The statistical analyzes will be carried out by means of the square tests with a significance level of 5%, then the information will be processed through this tool, and the hypothesis testing will be carried out, where it is evident that there is no association between quality of life and process. of social rehabilitation in adults deprived of liberty, it is necessary to limit what is established in programs executed in the axes of social rehabilitation, they are not the set of actions necessary for the quality of life of the elderly deprived of liberty. In this sense (Carrión, 2013), he states that for the quality of life of older adults it is necessary to propose different alternatives and spaces, where plans, programs and projects are executed that guarantee older adults active participation together with the family and the society. After interpreting the results, it was concluded that social rehabilitation does not provide the required requirements, nor access to special programs, nor is medical care offered in areas that guarantee the relationship with their age, so it is controlled that adults seniors deprived of liberty not received quality of life and that the rehabilitation they received is not enough to guarantee them.