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Provision of assistance for functional disabilitiesThe provision of assistance for functional disabilities targets older members whose functional capacities and/or competencies have been reduced as a result of the life cycle or who suffer from a pathological or functional disability which limits their capacity to carry out day-to-day activities such as personal hygiene, cleanliness, nutrition, etc.
A functional disorder is defined as adaptation to the needs of the environment and the abilities or competencies required responding to such needs, which define the ability of the individual to function. A pathology modifies the interaction of the individual with his or her environment. The aim is to minimize this modification by seeking optimal adaptation, a satisfactory interaction with the environment. The first step towards achieving this is a visit to the member’s home by the interdisciplinary team to evaluate the modifications and actions required. Changes are made in order to help the member involved to cope better. The aim is to achieve maximum autonomy thus improving the quality of life of both the member and his or her family. Full text: 2Argentina-MutFam.pdf 91.26 kB
Publication year:
2009
Implementation year: 2008 مواضيع: Demographic changes, Disability, Old age/survivors Organization: Mutual Association for the Protection of the Family Country: Argentina |
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