Paragraph 6 of the guidelines (health care for the elderly)

Action to enforce legislation relating to the rights and care of the elderly

III. Primary health care and the health care sector

III. Primary health care and the health care sector

III. Primary health care and the health care sector

Preventing and providing care for genital cancer and reproductive health problems among the elderly.

The topic will be Innovation in care for the elderly ageing in the city .

This theme was the subject of a discussion of social policy on the elderly, social insurance laws and their role in providing care for elderly persons.

Pensions are mostly unsustainable and demands are rising for health care services for the elderly.

In the home care sector, an experiment with combining work and care was carried out that introduced Turkish and Moroccan family care providers to paid employment in the home care sector.

Social and fiscal policies could be used to promote filial responsibility for taking care of the elderly, along with public provision of institutional elder care, while creating an environment conducive to the provision of such services by the private sector and not for profit organizations.

People who care for the elderly in addition to their daily work have a heavy workload.

Consequently, health insurance would be an effective mechanism to finance the health care needs of the elderly.

The wife is expected to take care of the house, look after the children and the elderly.

(g) The need for increased assistance to family members, in particular women, taking care of the elderly

Inpatient care is provided by the Care Units for the Elderly, which are entities of private law, of a non profit or profit oriented character.

This study conveyed a clear picture of the way the care of the homosexual elderly is experienced by the people themselves and by care institutions.

The programmes providing schooling for children, home care for old people, day care and out patient care for the elderly are conducted with the aim of strengthening family relations with older people generally.

Major investments were made in the area of primary health care, prevention, as well as services for the elderly.

For many women it includes unpaid care and nursing for disabled, chronically ill or elderly relatives, often for many years.

Yet it had increased its defence spending by 58 billion and had left 4.7 million elderly people without health care.

10. Delegations endorsed that strategies outlined in the conference room paper to ensure continued care of the elderly, namely an integrated approach to programming which is inclusive of the elderly, the importance of community services to identify and support the elderly and a well managed phase out.

Involuntary testing has similarly disastrous consequences in the health care sector.

The elderly have an especially great problem with health care who are, beside their poor financial state, additionally limited in their approach to health care because of the inadequate public transportation.

A family that respects the elderly and seeks to provide them with care, with the assistance and support of appropriate legislation making provision for health care for persons in that category.

The foundation De Stromen' therefore decided to set up a care centre in the Rotterdam and Ridderkerk region, a small scale business providing care, comfort services and support for the elderly.

A total of 37,601 women physicians work in the health care sector, primarily at the practical health care level.

For example, the Government has entered into a joint project with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to rebuild health care facilities which will be able to care for some 700 persons, and it is working with Equilibre to provide social documentation to elderly Croatian Serbs who remained in former Sector North.

The project will lead to comprehensive policy recommendations on developing a continuum of care within the primary health care sector aiming towards integrated old age care.

While health care used to be free, charges have been introduced, except for certain categories of people such as children and the elderly.

The elderly

These businesses focus on small scale daycare in rural areas and temporary care for the elderly who would otherwise be dependent on voluntary aid.

The Committee noted that spin offs of space technology were being used to reduce organic waste and to facilitate nursing care for the elderly.

The Syrian Arab Republic has accordingly made great efforts to deliver health care to all inhabitants, including children, mothers and the elderly, without distinction.

89. The Age Care Association of the Gambia works with limited resources to assist in the provision of relief assistance to the elderly poor.

His Government had enacted a law regarding the care of the elderly living at home and was implementing plans not only to provide adequate care for senior citizens but also to harness their vast experience and knowledge for the benefit of society as a whole in order to help the elderly lead more satisfying and productive lives.

266. A number of measures are envisaged in order to prevent the right to health of the elderly being impaired by rising health care expenses

(c) Develop a social support system, both formal and informal, to enhance the ability of families to take care of elderly people within the family.

In the Jewish sector, 63.2 of the mothers take advantage of day care centers.

This obligation is laid down in the Clients' Right of Complaint (Care Sector) Act.

This franchise formula could then be copied by other organisations in the care sector.

4. Two types of reform in the health care sector are reportedly under way.

(ii) The elderly

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Two elderly people.