批准《里斯本成果声明》并启动葡萄牙“关爱老年人城市和社区”国家方案。

IF 2.3 4区 医学 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Inquiry-The Journal of Health Care Organization Provision and Financing Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1177/00469580241298829
Miguel Arriaga, Yon Yongjie, Thiago Herick de Sa, Ana Justo, Gisele Câmara, Andreia Costa
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葡萄牙是欧盟国家中65岁以上老人比例最高的国家之一。老年抚养指数在欧洲排名第三。长寿是一项了不起的人类成就,但如果没有在整个生命过程中促进健康老龄化的综合办法,卫生和保健系统以及社会服务的负担将会增加。随着预期寿命的增加,这一问题变得更加复杂,但其中许多人的健康状况并不好。促进健康老龄化是个人和社会福祉的一项必要的政治和道德战略。为此,葡萄牙批准了根据2023年健康老龄化政策创新区域首脑会议起草的《里斯本成果声明》,并承诺创造对老年人友好的环境。葡萄牙“关爱老年人城市和社区国家方案”是实现这一认可的首批具体步骤之一。
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Endorsement of the Lisbon Outcome Statement and Launch of a National Programme for Age-Friendly Cities and Communities in Portugal.

Portugal is one of the European Union countries with the highest rates of people aged 65 or more. The old-age dependency index is the third highest in Europe. Longevity is a remarkable human achievement but without a comprehensive approach to fostering healthy ageing over the life-course, the burden on health and care systems and social services will increase. This issue is compounded as life expectancy rises, but many of these additional years are not lived in good health. Promoting healthy ageing is an essential political and moral strategy for the well-being both of individuals and societies. Concerning this, Portugal endorsed the Lisbon Outcome Statement drawn up based on the 2023 Regional Summit on Policy Innovation for Healthy Ageing and made its commitment for the creation of age-friendly environments. The National Programme for Age-Friendly Cities and Communities in Portugal is one of the first concrete steps to fulfill that endorsement.

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