ELDERLY CARE
2020
U.K. / GLOBAL
This concept was intended for the UK's national Health Service (NHS) and was meant to be presented to the board of chairmen (the CCG). The intention of presenting this concept will hopefully be considered a step in the right direction to help improve elderly care by creating sustainable working environments for care-workers, thus reducing incidents of elderly abuse.
ELDERLY CARE
CONCEPT
SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE
LOCATION
U.K. / GLOBAL
PRESENTED
2020
CLIENT
MUNICIPALITY OF HEALTH
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Create safer environments for elderly patients whose wellbeing depends on care-workers
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Limit or prevent abuse of elderly patients
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Provide care-workers with the adequate support to sustain positive performance
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Involve Academic institutions in the initiative
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Gradually expand system of support to other front-line workers maintaining a self-sufficient support system.
SURVIVORS
According to a 2020 report by Age UK, an estimated 180,000 women and 98,000 men aged 60 to 74 were victim-survivors of domestic abuse in England and Wales in 2018/19, based on CSEW data.
The study further stressed the point that the statistics were collected before the Covid-19 pandemic, “which will have exacerbated the problems facing older victims”.
Preserving people's humanity regardless of age
The full presentation of this concept is available to those with the security password. To get your access to the concept page, please email: info@mlangi.com
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Care-Patient safety
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Increased quality of service
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Service feedback
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Improved trainee experience
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Contextualised learning
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Data driven decisions
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System of self-maintenance care
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File-sharing
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Measurable quality of service
Desired Outcomes
