This activity, Catching-up Regions 3 (CuR3), is designed as a one-year engagement with three selected regions in Poland, based on their regional needs and priorities. The activities of this initiative build on the results of the CuR Initiative delivered by the World Bank and the European Commission over the last two years across Poland. The objective of this task is to propose a service delivery model that will facilitate care for the elderly over the age of 65 years of age in Grudziadz. This effort includes care, services, investments, and new initiatives in a way that strives to prevent the institutionalization of the elderly, as long as possible. The local system of care delivery for seniors does not stand alone, and will be molded with consideration to the broader context of policy and governance arrangements for health and social care already established in Poland, together with the funding, capacity, and systems that are currently in place. All local and national stakeholders from Ministries to non-governmental organizations or local community groups can have a part in the model implementation. The model builds on the national system’s focus on the changes and adjustments that need to be made at the local level.
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Data do documento
2019/01/01
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TIpo de documento
Documento de Trabalho
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No. do relatório
138911
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Data de divulgação
2019/08/02
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Zaspokajanie potrzeb ludzi w wieku powyżej 65 lat w Grudziadz: model dla lokalnych rozwiązań opieki
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Palavras-chave
social assistance; primary health care services; primary health care facilities; quality health care service; access to quality care; average cost; number of residents; social assistance worker; focus group interview; health care treatment; cost of service; cost of care; lack of education; access to information; dependent elderly people; continuity of care; share of woman; demand for good; sectors of society; social care facility; support for people; provision of care; quantitative analysis; long term care; cost of treatment; word of mouth; state of mind; lack of transparency; transfer of information; lack of knowledge; social assistance resources; costs of rehabilitation; health care system; treatment and care; lack of integration; quality of care; health status monitoring; demand for service; local social policy; long-term care; old people; palliative care; care needs; specialist care; demographic trend; remote communication; old person; rehabilitation service
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