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SAMPLE INTERVIEW INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT: Once the older adult has accepted the criteria listed above, give a brief summary of the purpose of your interview and try to explain the value of this experience for you, for nursing education, and for improving the care provided to older adults living in the community. "I am so appreciative that you have volunteered to participate with me in my class project. I am a student nurse and I am very interested in the experiences that you have had living independently in the community. I realize that I have much to learn from you and from your experiences, and I am grateful that you have provided me with this opportunity to do that. I am particularly interested in your stories of how living independently has influenced your life, the kinds of things that happen to you, and maybe how you are reminded on a day-to-day basis about what it is like to be living independently even though you may experience some common health problems. By telling me your stories I will gain an understanding of what it is like for you to be healthy and to live on your own." 1. Can you tell me a story that stands out for you that would show me what living independently in the community means to you? 2. What is your daily routine like? Consider: Personal care needs such as hygiene, house cleaning, etc. Grocery shopping, preparing meals Medication (if any) routine . . Time with spouse/partner, family, friends, or neighbors Health care provider appointments Leisure activities 3. While living here, what are your wishes and expectations? What are your dreams and plans? 4. Tell me about your childhood. (Hometown, parents, siblings, school, etc.) 5. What are the most important things to you? 6. What are some traditions that you participate in? (Holidays, etc.) 7. What risks do you see for yourself? Are there some risks that you're willing to take or not take related to your health and wellbeing? Describe.