Development of a New Care Model for Older People at Risk of Exclusion
Author Information
Author(s): Porcel-Gálvez Ana María, Fernández-García Elena, Vázquez-Santiago Soledad, Barrientos-Trigo Sergio, Mateos-Garcia María Dolores, Bueno-Ferrán Mercedes, El Ati Jalila, Aounallah-Skhiri Hajer, Lima-Serrano Marta
Primary Institution: Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
Hypothesis
Can an integrated care model improve the quality of life for older people with dependence and at risk of social exclusion?
Conclusion
The study proposes a new integrated care model that combines social and health care to better support older people and their caregivers.
Supporting Evidence
- The project aims to improve the quality of life for older people and reduce marginalization.
- Training agents will be developed to implement the new care model.
- The model will be validated through pilot actions in six Mediterranean countries.
- Stakeholders from various sectors will be involved in the project to enhance its impact.
Takeaway
This study is about creating a new way to help older people who need care and might feel left out, making sure they get the support they need.
Methodology
The study involves nine project partners across six Mediterranean countries, using qualitative-quantitative methods to assess the impact of the new care model.
Limitations
The study may face delays due to the COVID-19 crisis, affecting training and accessibility for the target population.
Participant Demographics
Older people aged 60 and above with dependencies and their caregivers.
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