Various aspects of caring for elderly people in the interest of their self-reliance and independence, according to own propositions

Różyk-Myrta, Alicja; Brodziak, Andrzej; Derkacz-Jedynak, Marzanna; Sudoł-Malisz, Marta

doi:10.13075/ijomeh.1896.01570

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“…Often, it is viewed as a tangible outcome of effective social care provision (Vernon and Qureshi, 2000). The discourse on self-reliance is vast, encompassing ethical considerations (Sniderman and Brody, 1977;Roberts and Huberfeld, 2015;Zwaard, 2021), outcome measurement in healthcare (Vernon and Qureshi, 2000;Heuzels, 2017), conceptual definitions (Vlind, 2012;Brink, 2013;Dudevszky and Lohman, 2015;Meinema, 2017), empowerment (Orrego et al, 2016), and its diverse interpretations across various stakeholder groups (Denters et al, 2019;Eggink et al, 2020;Lenkens et al, 2020;Appleton et al, 2021;R� o_ zyk-Myrta et al, 2021). Given the different definitions and descriptions in the literature, referring to the Dutch legal framework will provide an outcome for the case study.…”

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Commissioning for integration: exploring the dynamics of the “subsidy tables” approach in Dutch social care delivery

Kist,

de Bruijn,

Jonker

2024

JICA

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PurposeThe objective of this paper is to develop a redesigned commissioning process for social care services that fosters integrated care, encourages collaboration and balances professional expertise with client engagement.Design/methodology/approachThis study employs a two-pronged approach: a case study of a municipality’s use of subsidy tables and a literature scoping review on integrated care research.FindingsThe paper introduces a new framework for the study of the new “subsidy tables.” A well-defined and extensive consultation process involving both social care providers (suppliers), the Service Triad, and client representation adds to the existing research on supplier consultation, and on how to define the outcomes for clients via client engagement.Research limitations/implicationsWhile aspects are clearly relevant to the Netherlands, the design of the commissioning process of social care has international relevance as well: finding definitions, formulating outcomes and incentives, designing a more collaborative instead of competitive process, stakeholder engagement and consultation.Practical implicationsSeveral Dutch municipalities started using the “subsidy tables” method for commissioning integrated social care. This paper offers clear improvements that benefit the commissioners, the social care providers and their clients.Social implicationsImproving the commissioning process of integrated social care will lead to better fitting care for people who need social care.Originality/valueThis paper is one of the first to do a thorough analysis of the “subsidy tables” method for commissioning integrated social care.

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Commissioning for integration: exploring the dynamics of the “subsidy tables” approach in Dutch social care delivery

Kist,

de Bruijn,

Jonker

2024

JICA

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“…They also want to be able to continue to live self-reliant lives, even as they age [7]. Independent older adults have more self-esteem and adapt better to the aging process [8], and the independence of older adults has a positive effect on facility admission rates and overall quality of life in the elderly population [9]. Therefore, the independence of older adults can be considered a very important factor in successful aging and happiness in old age [10].According to a report by the National Statistical O ce of Korea, the number of households consisting of only older adults is expected to increase to 49.8% by 2050 [2].…”

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Conceptual Analysis of Self-reliance in Older Adults in South Korea

Jang,

Seo,

Yeom

2023

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Background: With population aging becoming a global phenomenon, the burden of supporting older adults is increasing. We aimed to present the dimensions and attributes related to the independence of older adults in Korea, in order to aid with development of measurement tools and future interventional programs. Methods: Ten adults who were aged ≥65 years, lived in D city, and could move and communicate independently, were enrolled in this study. The three-stage hybrid model proposed by Schwartz-Barcott and Kim was used for our analysis. The independence levels of older adults, derived from the theoretical stage, were assessed in terms of physical, mental, and environmental dimensions. Results: The independence levels of the participants correlated with tendencies to perform daily life-independent physical activities and self-care, control their lives based on freedom, and actively maintain self-identity. Smoothly interacting with family, neighbors, and support resources while maintaining economic stability and spatial separation represented another critical aspect. Conclusion: The results of this study suggest the need for an interventional approach for older adults at home to establish self-reliance and improve their quality of life in their environments. Moreover, further research is needed to develop a tool to measure the independence of older adults at home, in addition to the development of nursing intervention strategies for successful aging.

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Effects of multi-component non-pharmacological interventions on cognition in participants with mild cognitive impairment: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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Marín-Puyalto

Peralta-Marrupe

et al. 2022

Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics

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Various aspects of caring for elderly people in the interest of their self-reliance and independence, according to own propositions

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Commissioning for integration: exploring the dynamics of the “subsidy tables” approach in Dutch social care delivery

Commissioning for integration: exploring the dynamics of the “subsidy tables” approach in Dutch social care delivery

Conceptual Analysis of Self-reliance in Older Adults in South Korea

Effects of multi-component non-pharmacological interventions on cognition in participants with mild cognitive impairment: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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