‘Inherently Risky?’: Personal Budgets for People with Dementia and the Risks of Financial Abuse: Findings from an Interview-Based Study with Adult Safeguarding Coordinators
‘Inherently Risky?’: Personal Budgets for People with Dementia and the Risks of Financial Abuse: Findings from an Interview-Based Study with Adult Safeguarding Coordinators
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“固有风险？”：痴呆症患者的个人预算和经济虐待的风险：与成人保障协调员进行的访谈研究的结果
DOI：
10.1093/bjsw/bcs023
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
K. Samsi
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文献类型：
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作者：
J. Manthorpe;K. Samsi
公共资助的社会护理向个人预算和直接支付的转变可能会给痴呆症患者带来一些风险和优势。2011年，在先前访谈的基础上，对15名成人保障协调员进行了访谈。主题分析被用来确定三个主要的回应。大多数参与者认为个人预算具有潜在的风险，但概述了可以最大限度地减少这些风险的方法，并认为从业人员可以使用风险授权的原则来支持痴呆症患者，护理人员和护理人员，并能够更好地防止经济滥用。《心智能力法》的原则被视为在个人缺乏能力时提供了一些保障，但在他们脆弱、轻度困惑和警惕性较低时则没有。除了需要社会工作从业人员对经济滥用的迹象和风险更加警惕外，保障从业人员还敦促定期审查和监测，以发现支出模式的不一致性。否则，系统忽视可能会增加个别虐待案件。
The shift within publicly funded social care towards personal budgets and Direct Payments may present some risks as well as advantages to people with dementia. Fifteen Adult Safeguarding Coordinators were interviewed in 2011, building on earlier interviews. Thematic analysis was used to identify three main consistencies in response. Most participants saw personal budgets as potentially risky, but outlined ways in which these risks could be minimised and felt that the principles of risk empowerment could be used by practitioners to support people with dementia, carers and care staff and enable greater protection against financial abuse. Principles of the Mental Capacity Act were seen as offering some safeguards for when an individual lacks capacity, but not when they are vulnerable, mildly confused and less vigilant. Alongside a need for social work practitioners to be more alert to signs and risks of financial abuse, safeguarding practitioners urged regular reviews and monitoring that flag up inconsistencies in spending patterns. If not, system neglect may add to individual cases of abuse.
老年人的经济剥削：对虐待老年人的未来政策和研究的影响。
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发表时间：
2011
期刊：
The western journal of emergency medicine
影响因子：
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作者：
Price,Thomas;King,PatriciaS;Dillard,RebeccaL;Bulot,JamesJ
通讯作者：
Bulot,JamesJ