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The aim of the “Daily House of Medical Care” project is to create and implement arrangements for the care of dependent persons, especially after 65, whose state of health does not allow care to be taken only in primary and ambulatory care, while at the same time not requiring 24/7 care.This will be achieved through the creation of a daily medical home, which will provide for:nursing, medical advice, mobility, stimulation of cognitive processes, occupational therapy and preparation of family and carers for continued care through educational activities.The project will run from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2018.A minimum of 60 patients will be provided in the DDOM between October 2016 and March 2018.The project entails the following activities:1.Adjustment and retrofitting of premises directly to the DDOM 2.Daily home for nursing, nursing, rehabilitation and medical consultations, 3.Educational activities targeted at the patient’s family and care, enabling the continuation of care after having left the DDOM, the project will:Holding a minimum of 60 comprehensive geriatric evaluations — the preparation and implementation of a minimum of 60 individual support plans, — the creation of 12 uninstitutionalised places for dependent persons, with a minimum of 60 persons receiving care at a DDOM, to improve their ability to function throughout the project — a minimum of 60 dependants will benefit from educational activities aimed at preparing for the continuation of care for dependent persons. (English) | |||
| Property / summary: The aim of the “Daily House of Medical Care” project is to create and implement arrangements for the care of dependent persons, especially after 65, whose state of health does not allow care to be taken only in primary and ambulatory care, while at the same time not requiring 24/7 care.This will be achieved through the creation of a daily medical home, which will provide for:nursing, medical advice, mobility, stimulation of cognitive processes, occupational therapy and preparation of family and carers for continued care through educational activities.The project will run from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2018.A minimum of 60 patients will be provided in the DDOM between October 2016 and March 2018.The project entails the following activities:1.Adjustment and retrofitting of premises directly to the DDOM 2.Daily home for nursing, nursing, rehabilitation and medical consultations, 3.Educational activities targeted at the patient’s family and care, enabling the continuation of care after having left the DDOM, the project will:Holding a minimum of 60 comprehensive geriatric evaluations — the preparation and implementation of a minimum of 60 individual support plans, — the creation of 12 uninstitutionalised places for dependent persons, with a minimum of 60 persons receiving care at a DDOM, to improve their ability to function throughout the project — a minimum of 60 dependants will benefit from educational activities aimed at preparing for the continuation of care for dependent persons. (English) / rank | |||
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Daily House of Medical Care in Krakow |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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834,412.45 zloty
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990,048.0 zloty
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84.28 percent
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1 June 2016
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31 May 2018
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ZAKŁAD OPIEKUŃCZO-LECZNICZY W KRAKOWIE
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49°47'27.6"N, 20°22'45.8"E
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Celem projektu „Dzienny Dom Opieki Medycznej w Krakowie” jest stworzenie i wdrożenie rozwiązań zapewniających opiekę osobom niesamodzielnym, zwłaszcza po 65 r.ż., których stan zdrowia nie pozwala na pozostawanie wyłącznie pod opieką podstawowej i ambulatoryjnej opieki, a jednocześnie nie wymaga opieki całodobowej. Cel ten zostanie osiągnięty poprzez utworzenie dziennego domu opieki medycznej, w ramach którego zapewnione zostaną: opieka pielęgniarska, doradztwo medyczne, usprawnienia ruchowe, stymulacja procesów poznawczych, terapia zajęciowa oraz przygotowanie rodziny i opiekunów do kontynuacji opieki poprzez działania edukacyjne. Projekt realizowany będzie w okresie od 1 kwietnia 2016 do 31 marca 2018. Opieka w DDOM zapewniona zostanie min. 60 pacjentom w okresie od października 2016 do marca 2018. W ramach projektu przewidziano następujące działania: 1. Dostosowanie i doposażenie pomieszczeń przeznaczonych bezpośrednio na DDOM 2. Prowadzenie dziennego domu opieki medycznej polegające na zapewnieniu usług pielęgniarskich, opiekuńczych, rehabilitacyjnych oraz konsultacji lekarskich, 3. Działania edukacyjne skierowane do rodziny i opiekunów pacjenta, umożliwiające kontynuację opieki po opuszczeniu DDOM Rezultatem projektu będzie: - przeprowadzenie minimum 60 całościowych ocen geriatrycznych - przygotowanie i realizacja minimum 60 Indywidualnych Planów Wsparcia, - utworzenie 12 zdeinstytucjonalizowanych miejsc nad osobami zależnymi, - minimum 60 osób otrzyma opiekę w DDOM majacą na celu poprawę możliwości samodzielnego funkcjonowania w trakcie trwania projektu - minimum 60 opiekunow osób zależnych skorzysta z działań edukacyjnych mających na celu przygotowanie do kontynuacji opieki nad osobami niesamodzielnymi. (Polish)
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The aim of the “Daily House of Medical Care” project is to create and implement arrangements for the care of dependent persons, especially after 65, whose state of health does not allow care to be taken only in primary and ambulatory care, while at the same time not requiring 24/7 care.This will be achieved through the creation of a daily medical home, which will provide for:nursing, medical advice, mobility, stimulation of cognitive processes, occupational therapy and preparation of family and carers for continued care through educational activities.The project will run from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2018.A minimum of 60 patients will be provided in the DDOM between October 2016 and March 2018.The project entails the following activities:1.Adjustment and retrofitting of premises directly to the DDOM 2.Daily home for nursing, nursing, rehabilitation and medical consultations, 3.Educational activities targeted at the patient’s family and care, enabling the continuation of care after having left the DDOM, the project will:Holding a minimum of 60 comprehensive geriatric evaluations — the preparation and implementation of a minimum of 60 individual support plans, — the creation of 12 uninstitutionalised places for dependent persons, with a minimum of 60 persons receiving care at a DDOM, to improve their ability to function throughout the project — a minimum of 60 dependants will benefit from educational activities aimed at preparing for the continuation of care for dependent persons. (English)
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Identifiers
POWR.05.02.00-00-0008/15
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