Titlebook: Long-Term Care for Frail Older People; Reaching for the Ide John Creighton Campbell (Professor),Naoki Ikegami Conference proceedings 1999

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Maintaining Physical Functioning of Frail Older Peoplese people will be 65 years of age or over in the year 2025. Therefore, it is essential for the Japanese government to prepare for the increased demands on the medical and long-term care insurance systems.

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From the Perspective of the Older Personthem are healthier, more educated, and in better financial condition than their parents were. The enormous growth in assisted living has produced housing that is better suited to their needs, especially if one can pay the price. It is at the point when health—physical, social, emotional—begins to fray that the problems become apparent.

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Physicians’ Roles in the Geriatrics Interdisciplinary Teamn which the patient resides; the setting in which care is being provided; and the specific needs of the patient. This paper briefly summarizes some of the key functions for a physician in team care of elderly patients, with an emphasis on the long-term care setting.

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Issues Physicians Must Face Under Long-Term Care InsuranceTC insurance to improve their patients’ problems. This chapter mainly focuses on the problems and issues that arose for physicians in Germany [1] after a compulsory LTC insurance was introduced for every citizen. The health insurance system helped to establish the LTC insurance. In fact, each health insurer founded its daughter LTC insurance.

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ing of society is a growing concern in all advanced nations, and at the forefront of concern is long-term care for frail older people. Enactment of a new public long-term care insurance program by the Japanese government in 1997 provided an excellent opportunity for a conference focusing on an ideal

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Conference proceedings 1999 of a new public long-term care insurance program by the Japanese government in 1997 provided an excellent opportunity for a conference focusing on an ideal long-term care system for frail older people. The conference was organized around four major themes: Social aspects, including family dynamics

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The Relationship Between Informal and Formal Care for the traditional old age homes. The policy of the 1980s was characterized by a change to a deinstitutionalization policy, where sheltered housing facilities, day care centers, district nursing, 24-hour home care, delivery of aids and appliances for handicapped persons—all this partly substituted for traditional institutional care [2].

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