Failing ageing? Risk management in the active ageing society
Failing ageing? Risk management in the active ageing society
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衰老失败？
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2015
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T. Rostgaard
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作者：
T. Rostgaard
根据欧洲联盟委员会最近关于社会投资的政策倡议，丹麦对老年人的长期护理提供了关于老龄化和与此相关的风险管理的新的和创新的观点。因此，鼓励其他欧盟成员国“到丹麦来”，按照丹麦的做法发展长期护理。根据欧洲联盟委员会的资料，丹麦通过实行重新生活政策，确定了一种可行的办法，以解决老龄化社会长期护理需求可能增加所带来的一些问题。从所谓的被动到更“主动”的转变强调“修复”的总体战略，通过提供短期强化体育训练干预措施，而不仅仅是补偿性护理和援助，因为这最好能使个人推迟和减少对护理的需求。
According to the European Commission’s recent policy initiative on social investment, Danish long-term care for older people offers new and innovative perspectives on ageing and the management of the risks associated therewith. Other EU member states are thus encouraged to “get to Denmark” and to develop their long-term care in accordance with the Danish approach. With the introduction of reablement policies (rehabilitering), Denmark has, according to the European Commission, identified a viable way to address some of the problems associated with the presumed increase in need for long-term care in ageing societies. The change from a so-called passive to a more “active” approach emphasizes an overall strategy of “repairing,” by offering short-term intensive physical training interventions instead of only compensatory care and assistance, as this should ideally enable the individual to postpone and reduce the need for care.