Articles with tag: «geriatrics»

    Personnel management
  • 2021 № 8 The status of a geriatric nurse in the organization of medical and social assistance

    The article attempts to consider understanding the role of a geriatric nurse in solving problems related to the aging of the
    population and the expansion of the group of older people with increased requirements for social and medical care. The review includes materials published from 2015 to 2020.

    Authors: Lapteva E. S. [2] Aristidova S. N. [1] Tsutsunawa M. R. [1] Ariev A. L. [1]

    Tags: geriatric nurse1 geriatrics4 health  system2 population ageing1

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  • Management in healthcare
  • 2018 № 7 Development of an integrated assessment tool health and social well-being of patients aged 60 years and over and their needs for different types of care

    A tool for the comprehensive assessment of the condition of patients 60 years of age and over which allows to objectify patients’ demand for medical and social assistance, taking into account their individual characteristics has been developed and tested In the framework of this study. The suggested methodical tool is primarily focused on the use in the primary health care, makes it possible to form both a program of work with each patient at the age of 60 years and older, and an action plan to support the attached population of the given age category at the site or a specific medical organization level, and also assess the efficiency of the assistance provided

    Authors: Korotkova A. V. [3] A. Sh. Senenko [5] Vorobyev R. V. [2] Nitsenko D. I. [2]

    Tags: comprehensive assessment of the health status1 comprehensive geriatric assessment1 elderly patient1 geriatrics4 medical and social assistance3 patient-orientation6 patients aged 60 years and older1 persons of elderly and senile age2 primary health care23

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  • 2023 № 10 Medical and social problems of geriatrics patients.

    Introduction. Currently, the demographic situation is characterized by a serious increase in the aging of the population. Life expectancy is an important indicator that determines the level of public health and socio-economic development of the country, which depends on a number of biological and social factors. Geriatric patients are a category of people in need of medical and social assistance. Much has been done in the Russian Federation to improve the quality of life of older people in order to increase life expectancy. Active longevity is an important aspect of the health and social services system.
    The aim is to study the medical and social problems of geriatric patients in the historical aspect.
    Materials and methods. The analysis of Russian-language and English-language literature of domestic and foreign authors was carried out in order to verify the medical and social problems of the elderly and determine methods for helping this category of patients. PRISMA data was used to compile the review.
    Results. Based on the analysis of scientific literature materials, 3 categories of problems in geriatric patients were identified: decreased mental and physical abilities; geriatric syndromes; support for caregivers. Based on these categories, the following subcategories were identified: Decreased mental and physical abilities (loss of mobility; malnutrition; visual impairment; hearing impairment; cognitive impairment; symptoms of depression); geriatric syndromes: (urinary incontinence; risk of falls); support for caregivers.
    Discussions. The main goal of public health according to the WHO concept of healthy aging is to maintain functioning throughout the life cycle. Taking measures at an early stage plays a crucial role, since the process of senile decrepitude or dependence on outside help can be delayed, slowed down or even partially reversed if appropriate measures are taken at an early stage of reduced functionality.
    Conclusions. Geriatric patients are a serious medical and social problem that should be solved by: medical workers, government officials, psychologists, social services, volunteers, scientists, relatives of patients.

    Authors: Tchikovskaya M. V. [1] Gubin D. G. [1] Moshkina A. Yu. [1] Martirosyan M. Ed. [1] Tchikovskaya I. I [1] Kuimova Zh. V. [1] Anisiforova E. V. [1] Elfimov D. A. [1] Gerasimova A. P. [1] Epreva V. V. [1]

    Tags: an elderly person1 geriatrics4 longevity1 medical and social care1 old age.4

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  • Foreign experience
  • 2019 № 3 Models of Geriatric Care in Russia and Europe: Preconditions, Current State, Prospects

    The article analyses directions and problems of the developing model of geriatric care in Russia. Key preconditions, organizational forms and problems are reviewed. A comparison with the most developed European models of geriatric care allows to formulate recommendation for future development. In particular, some promising directions include increased integration of medical and social care, development of medical staff’s geriatric competences, establishment of comprehensive geriatric assessment, introduction of advanced assistive technologies.

    Authors: Yu. G. Ellanskiy [1] Ilyukhin R. G. [1] Sh. G. Ajvazyan [1]

    Tags: elderly people2 geriatric care1 geriatric service2 geriatrics4 gerontology2 model of geriatric help1

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