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(Created claim: summary (P836): In Poland, the number of strokes per stroke is comparable to that of Western European countries. Death from stroke and disability is much higher in Poland. Epidemiological studies show that in our country 30 % of the sick die of strokes in the first month. In contrast, 70 % of the sick who survived an acute life of the stroke are people with disabilities. In the case of the sufferers who lived with a stroke in 1/3, a large functional deficit rem...) |
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In Poland, the number of strokes per stroke is comparable to that of Western European countries. Death from stroke and disability is much higher in Poland. Epidemiological studies show that in our country 30 % of the sick die of strokes in the first month. In contrast, 70 % of the sick who survived an acute life of the stroke are people with disabilities. In the case of the sufferers who lived with a stroke in 1/3, a large functional deficit remains, mainly in the form of disinfestation (lack of order), half-life, resentment, disorders of the higher nerve agents. These people need to be assisted in a continuous way by the latter. The project is a response to these diagnosed needs. the material scope has been determined following the consultation of professionals who have years of experience in caring for dependants. The project targets a group of 24 dependent persons (13 K and 11 M) and their 24 carers. The project will aim at improving access to health services.This project provides for comprehensive support to be provided to the long-term care team. Support to dependent persons is to be individual in nature, i.e. The applicant shall ensure that the support plan for the individual is established taking into account the diagnosis of the health situation, the family situation, problems, aptitudes, aptitudes, aptitudes and needs. A person or its legal guardian shall be involved in decisions about the form, form and scope of support. The main tasks of the project are to: long-term care nurse, community-based services, support to medical specialists in disability linked with brain impact as well as accompanying multimorbidity, providing support to independent persons in the form of telemedicine and training for carers (English) | |||
| Property / summary: In Poland, the number of strokes per stroke is comparable to that of Western European countries. Death from stroke and disability is much higher in Poland. Epidemiological studies show that in our country 30 % of the sick die of strokes in the first month. In contrast, 70 % of the sick who survived an acute life of the stroke are people with disabilities. In the case of the sufferers who lived with a stroke in 1/3, a large functional deficit remains, mainly in the form of disinfestation (lack of order), half-life, resentment, disorders of the higher nerve agents. These people need to be assisted in a continuous way by the latter. The project is a response to these diagnosed needs. the material scope has been determined following the consultation of professionals who have years of experience in caring for dependants. The project targets a group of 24 dependent persons (13 K and 11 M) and their 24 carers. The project will aim at improving access to health services.This project provides for comprehensive support to be provided to the long-term care team. Support to dependent persons is to be individual in nature, i.e. The applicant shall ensure that the support plan for the individual is established taking into account the diagnosis of the health situation, the family situation, problems, aptitudes, aptitudes, aptitudes and needs. A person or its legal guardian shall be involved in decisions about the form, form and scope of support. The main tasks of the project are to: long-term care nurse, community-based services, support to medical specialists in disability linked with brain impact as well as accompanying multimorbidity, providing support to independent persons in the form of telemedicine and training for carers (English) / rank | |||
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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| English | Preclude exclusion — health services in a de-institutionalised form |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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1,633,846.85 zloty
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1,922,172.77 zloty
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85.0 percent
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1 October 2017
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31 October 2019
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"CENTRUM MEDYCZNE - SZPITAL ŚWIĘTEJ RODZINY" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
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W Polsce liczba zachorowań na udar mózgu jest porównywalna do statystyk państw Europy Zachodniej. Umieralność z powodu udarów mózgu i powstała po nim niepełnosprawność jest w Polsce znacznie większa. Prowadzone badania epidemiologiczne dowodzą, że w naszym kraju 30% chorych umiera z powodu udaru mózgu, w czasie pierwszego miesiąca. Z kolei 70% chorych, którzy przeżyli ostry okres udaru mózgu są to osoby niepełnosprawne. W grupie chorych, którzy przeżyli udar mózgu u 1/3 pozostaje duży deficyt funkcjonalny, głównie pod postacią porażenia(niedowładu) połowiczego, afazji, zaburzeń wyższych czynności nerwowych. Chorzy ci wymagają stałej opieki osób drugich. Projekt stanowi odpowiedź na te zdiagnozowane potrzeby.Zakres rzeczowy został określony w wyniku konsultacji ze specjalistami, którzy posiadają wieloletnie doświadczenie w opiece nad osobami niesamodzielnymi. Projekt skierowany jest do grupy 24 osób niesamodzielnych (13 K i 11 M) oraz ich 24 opiekunów. 'Celem projektu będzie poprawa dostępu do usług zdrowotnych.Projekt przewiduje zapewnienie kompleksowego wsparcia interd.zespołu opieki długoterminowej. Wsparcie dla osób niesamodzielnych ma mieć charakter indywidualny tzn. Wnioskodawca zapewni aby plan wsparcia dla poszczególnych osób został stworzony z uwzględnieniem diagnozy sytuacji zdrowotnej, rodzinnej, problemowej, potencjałów, predyspozycji i potrzeb. Osoba niesamodzielna lub jej opiekun prawny będą uczestniczyć w podejmowaniu decyzji o kształcie, formie i zakresie wsparcia. Główne zadania w projekcie to: pielęgniarska opieka długoterminowa, usługi świadczone w lokalnej społeczności, wsparcie lekarzy specjalistów wobec niepełnosprawności związanej z przebytym udarem mózgu jak również towarzyszącą wielochorobowością, zapewnienia wsparcia osobom niesamodzielnym w formie telemedycyny oraz szkolenia dla ich opiekunów (Polish)
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In Poland, the number of strokes per stroke is comparable to that of Western European countries. Death from stroke and disability is much higher in Poland. Epidemiological studies show that in our country 30 % of the sick die of strokes in the first month. In contrast, 70 % of the sick who survived an acute life of the stroke are people with disabilities. In the case of the sufferers who lived with a stroke in 1/3, a large functional deficit remains, mainly in the form of disinfestation (lack of order), half-life, resentment, disorders of the higher nerve agents. These people need to be assisted in a continuous way by the latter. The project is a response to these diagnosed needs. the material scope has been determined following the consultation of professionals who have years of experience in caring for dependants. The project targets a group of 24 dependent persons (13 K and 11 M) and their 24 carers. The project will aim at improving access to health services.This project provides for comprehensive support to be provided to the long-term care team. Support to dependent persons is to be individual in nature, i.e. The applicant shall ensure that the support plan for the individual is established taking into account the diagnosis of the health situation, the family situation, problems, aptitudes, aptitudes, aptitudes and needs. A person or its legal guardian shall be involved in decisions about the form, form and scope of support. The main tasks of the project are to: long-term care nurse, community-based services, support to medical specialists in disability linked with brain impact as well as accompanying multimorbidity, providing support to independent persons in the form of telemedicine and training for carers (English)
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Identifiers
RPLD.09.02.01-10-B014/17
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