Day care service for individuals over 60 years old in a situation of dependency who have sufficient social support to remain in their family environment.
- Julián Iniesta
- Jefe de área de Prestación de Servicios
- Europe
- 2024
- In 2024
- The profile of individuals served at the day care center includes people over the age of 60 with dependency issues who have chronic illnesses, multiple health conditions, limited autonomy, and who require specialized social and health care, medical supervision, nursing care, or rehabilitation that cannot be adequately provided at home.
- A follow-up evaluation of the individual objectives proposed in the PAI is conducted periodically (at most every six months), using the same inventory employed in the initial assessment, from a pre-post intervention evaluation approach. Based on this evaluation, the maintenance of the objective or its adjustment is determined.
- It is applied regularly and consistently. It produces reliable and predictable results. It maintains standards and quality without significant variations. It ensures that all involved individuals clearly understand the rules and procedures.
- Verify whether the practice meets the established objectives. Identify strengths and areas for improvement. Ensure that the results are beneficial and sustainable. Make informed decisions to replicate, adapt, or correct the practice.
- A person-centered approach from a biopsychosocial perspective, focusing on the dimensions of health, activity and participation, and environment, emphasizing the person's abilities rather than just their limitations, and on removing environmental barriers (including attitudes). — A coordinated unit of action in individualized care between the day care center and the person's family or primary caregiver.
- https://www.ivass.gva.es/es/Arees/Persones-i-families/Atencio-diurna.html