从理论到实践——欧洲地区不同程度功能限制的老年公民社区服务的现场整合。

IF 1.1 Q4 MEDICINE, RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTAL Translational Medicine at UniSa Pub Date : 2020-10-01 eCollection Date: 2020-09-01 DOI:10.37825/2239-9747.1020
G Liotta, R Roller-Wirnsberger, G Iaccarino, E Goossens, C Tziraki, P Obbia, S Pais, F Cacciatore, V Zavagli, F Schena, A Vinci, G D'Amico, E Terraciano, S Gentili, S Lindner, M Illario
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2019年12月,欧洲积极健康老龄化创新伙伴关系(EIPonAHA)行动小组A3与参考站点协作网络(RSCN)成员在罗马举行会议,重点讨论将基于证据的方法与来自欧洲各地利益攸关方的专业知识结合起来,为不同需求水平的老年人提供健康和护理服务。该小组的最终目标是共同创建具有文化敏感性的路径,并促进共同所有权,以便在欧洲不同的护理系统中进一步实施这些路径。研究设计采用混合方法。根据罗马纵向观察研究框架内对65岁以上社区居民队列进行的数据分析,其中包括健康、社会和功能能力数据,制定了三种人物形象:体弱者、体弱者和非常体弱者。在这些数据的基础上,专家们在研讨会上被要求共同创造护理途径,因为证据和卓越性,并纳入最终报告。所有工作组都同意一个共同的理解,即综合护理意味着以人为本的保健和社会护理的综合,纵向提供初级和二级保健,包括公民个人的社会、经济和人力资源。在照顾体弱前患者时需要考虑的因素是孤独和社会孤立,这导致身体自主权受到限制,因为获得社会支持的机会减少。体弱多病的人需要适应环境结构,也需要社会资源分配来维持家庭生活。非常虚弱的病人通常有复杂的需求。由于强有力的个人社会支持和综合保健服务,他们中的大多数人留在家中。本出版物中描述的方法可能代表了以人为中心的方法扩大护理服务的第一种方法。
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From the bench to practice - Field integration of community-based services for older citizens with different levels of functional limitation across European Regions.

The meeting of the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIPonAHA) action group A3 together with members of the Reference site collaborative network (RSCN) in December 2019 in Rome focused on integration of evidence-based approaches on health and care delivery for older citizens at different levels of needs with expertise coming from stakeholder across Europe. It was the final aim of the group to co-create culturally sensitive pathways and facilitate co-ownership for further implementation of the pathways in different care systems across Europe. The study design is a mixed method approach. Based on data analysis from a cohort of community-dwelling over-65 citizens in the framework of a longitudinal observational study in Rome, which included health, social and functional capacity data, three personas profiles were developed: the pre-frail, the frail and the very frail personas. Based on these data, experts were asked to co-create care pathways due to evidence and eminence during a workshop and included into a final report. All working groups agreed on a common understanding that integration of care means person-centered integration of health and social care, longitudinally provided across primary and secondary health care including citizens' individual social, economic and human resources. Elements for consideration during care for pre-frail people are loneliness and social isolation, which, lead to limitation of physical autonomy in the light of reduced access to social support. Frail people need adaption of environmental structures and, again, social resource allocation to maintain at home. Very frail are generally vulnerable patients with complex needs. Most of them remain at home because of a strong individual social support and integrated health care delivery. The approach described in this publication may represent a first approach to scaling-up care delivery in a person-centered approach.

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