MODELS AND ROLES IN REMEDIAL CARE FOR THE ELDERLY FROM DANGEROUS INFECTIOUS DISEASE SITUATIONS IN LOEI PROVINCE

Abstract

Subject Research on Models and roles in remedial care for the elderly from dangerous infectious disease situations in Loei Province, the objectives are 1. To study the concept of healing the well-being of the elderly according to the principles of public welfare of the Buddhist way, 2. to study The Model for promoting the well-being of the elderly during the situation of dangerous infectious disasters of Wang Saphung Municipality, Wang Saphung District, Loei Province, and 3. To study the principles and application of the Buddhist Dharma principles of meditation centers in the lifestyle of the elderly. The results of the research were as follows: It was found that 1. The concept of restoring the health of the elderly according to the principles of public welfare in the Buddhist way has 2 forms: 1) psychological healing, which is holistic care for the well-being of the elderly, i.e., the 3 goals of life, the Trisikkha principle and 4 Bhavana principles as a framework for action, and 2) material remedies that rely on religious organizations and social policies to support them. 2. Model for promoting the well-being of the elderly during the situation of dangerous infectious disasters of Wang Saphung Municipality, Wang Saphung District, Loei Province, it was found that promoting the well-being of the elderly has 5 aspects: physical aspects, namely, promoting regular exercise; Psychological aspects, such as gathering religious activities, Meditation etc. Social aspects, such as promoting participation in recreational groups. Spiritual aspects include Buddhist activities and environmental aspects include appropriate housing arrangements. Family members need to be attentive and 3. Principles and application of Buddhist principles of one meditation center in the lives of the elderly. It was found that 1) The general principles of the meditation center found that it is a place of merit and meditation practice for the public. 2) The main Buddhist principles that apply to promote the health of the elderly who come to practice Dhamma are the Attha 3, Trisikkha principle and the 4 Bhavana principles.