Publication Date:
2024
abstract:
ITA. Alla luce della mutata domanda insediativa rivolta a una popolazione prevalentemente anziana; della consapevolezza del forte impatto che l’invecchiamento della popolazione ha sull’assistenza, sui costi dei servizi sanitari, sulla vita degli anziani e sul mantenimento delle loro condizioni di autonomia; e dei più recenti investimenti del PNRR per delocalizzare le cure dagli ospedali alle strutture territoriali fino alle stesse abitazioni, il contributo indaga il tema dell’adattabilità della casa alle esigenze delle persone anziane e alle diverse condizioni di cura per favorire l’aging in place. ING. Healthcare at home In light of the changing
housing demand aimed at a predominantly elderly population, and awareness of the strong impact that aging of the population has on care, on the costs of health services, on the lives of the elderly and on the maintenance of their conditions of independence, and the most recent investments of the National Plan for Resilience and Recovery to relocate care from hospitals to local structures and even to homes themselves, the paper investigates the issue of the adaptability of the home to the needs of elderly people and to the different care conditions to encourage aging in place.
housing demand aimed at a predominantly elderly population, and awareness of the strong impact that aging of the population has on care, on the costs of health services, on the lives of the elderly and on the maintenance of their conditions of independence, and the most recent investments of the National Plan for Resilience and Recovery to relocate care from hospitals to local structures and even to homes themselves, the paper investigates the issue of the adaptability of the home to the needs of elderly people and to the different care conditions to encourage aging in place.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo su Rivista
Keywords:
age-friendly city, aging in place, healthcare at home,
List of contributors:
Cellucci, Cristiana
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