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Care of the Long-Stay Elderly Patient. 9780412347702
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- Care of the Long-Stay Elderly Patient
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Springer
ISBN-10
0412347709
ISBN-13
9780412347702
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2575089
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
Xii, 320 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Care of the Long-Stay Elderly Patient
Publication Year
1991
Subject
Long-Term Care, Clinical Psychology, Nursing / General, Geriatrics
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Psychology, Medical
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Weight
18.2 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Edition Number
2
LCCN
90-002647
Dewey Edition
20
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
362.1/6
Table Of Content
One Preventing Institutionalization: Policy Issues.- 1 The elderly in continuing-care units.- 2 Standards of institutional care for the elderly.- 3 The physician and the continuing-care patient.- Two General and Specific Aspects of Care.- 4 Quality of life: assessment and improvement.- 5 At home in hospital or nursing home'.- 6 Nursing care.- 7 Nutritional care of the long-stay patient.- 8 Ward furniture and equipment.- 9 Communication with patients in residence.- 10 Education and life in the long-stay ward.- 11 Art education.- 12 Dramatherapy.- 13 The value of music to the long-term patient.- 14 Continuing care for the elderly mentally infirm -- an occupational therapy contribution.- 15 Continuing care for the elderly mentally infirm -- a physiotherapy perspective.- Three Improving Qualify of Life: Case-Studies.- 16 Roxbourne Hospital.- 17 The Anmer Lodge project.- 18 The Bolingbroke Hospital long-term care project.- 19 Jubilee House.
Synopsis
Since the first edition of this book was published there have been considerable changes in continuing care. NHS nursing homes have been created, enthusiasts have developed new initiatives, and attempts have been made to improve attitudes. The recent White Paper on Community Care is likely to accelerate the transfer of large numbers of elderly patients from long-stay hospital beds to private-sector accommodation: a move often accompanied by much anxiety about standards of care. Although Health Authorities visit private nursing homes and apply the National Association of Health Authorities' standards to them, anxieties continue. Unfortunately for the patients who remain in hospital, many Health Authorities seem reluctant to apply these same standards to their own long-stay departments, since many would fail abysmally. The 1987 annual report of the Health Advisory Service (see Chapter 3) presents a damning indictment of the care given to old people: A recent review of twelve consecutive HAS Reports on services for older people in hospitals shows that long-stay wards consistently offered environments which were unable to offer privacy, homely surroundings, personal space and possessions or adequate furniture. In the twelve districts there was not one comprehensive personalised clothing service. Half of the reports commented on the lack of effec- tive management of continence. Catering was often provided according to the needs of the institution rather than those of the resident patients., Since the first edition of this book was published there have been considerable changes in continuing care. NHS nursing homes have been created, enthusiasts have developed new initiatives, and attempts have been made to improve attitudes. The recent White Paper on Community Care is likely to accelerate the transfer of large numbers of elderly patients from long-stay hospital beds to private-sector accommodation: a move often accompanied by much anxiety about standards of care. Although Health Authorities visit private nursing homes and apply the National Association of Health Authorities' standards to them, anxieties continue. Unfortunately for the patients who remain in hospital, many Health Authorities seem reluctant to apply these same standards to their own long-stay departments, since many would fail abysmally. The 1987 annual report of the Health Advisory Service (see Chapter 3) presents a damning indictment of the care given to old people: A recent review of twelve consecutive HAS Reports on services for older people in hospitals shows that long-stay wards consistently offered environments which were unable to offer privacy, homely surroundings, personal space and possessions or adequate furniture. In the twelve districts there was not one comprehensive personalised clothing service. Half of the reports commented on the lack of effec tive management of continence. Catering was often provided according to the needs of the institution rather than those of the resident patients.
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RC952-954.6
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