132 resultados para Older people - Education
em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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Young and Old has been specifically designed for use in the context of the new Social, Personal and Health Education (SPHE) curriculum. It covers seven different themes on ageing and older people at each of the four levels in primary school and includes different strategies for active learning which are used to explore facts, figures, and attitudes. There are also exercises designed to stimulate classroom discussion and activities to encourage contact and communication between children and older people Download the Report here
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Easy Access Version
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VFM Audit of Statutory Residential Homes for Older People - Executive Summary (March 2007)
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VFM Audit of Statutory Residential Homes for Older People - Final Report (March 2007)
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March 2004 - main findings, key recommendations and the way forward
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June 2004 - study to examine service provision, early identification, information and support, co-ordination of services and strategic planning
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Social Services Inspection Final Report for Craigavon & Banbridge - fieldwork inspection 14-25 Nov 2005
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Sperrin Lakeland Trust inspection
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Down Lisburn Health And Social Services Trust Eastern Health And Social Services Board Fieldwork Inspection: 31st May 2005 - 10th June 2005 (Final Report April 2006)
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Rehabilitation Services for Older People - Regional Report
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This study provides, for the first time, a systematic review of how health and social services are currently being delivered to older people with the purpose of identifying models of best practice within a Care Management framework. The research allows the voices of a wide range of health and social service providers to comment individually about how care is currently delivered in Ireland. In addition, the research provides them with an opportunity to express how they feel about Care and Case Management as a model for the planning, co-ordination and delivery of services and its feasibility in an Irish context Download the Report here
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The Conference took place on May 30th, 2002 in the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoigaire. It attracted over 250 delegates from across the statutory, voluntary and private sectors and the interest that was expressed in the Conference was indicative of the growing recognition of the importance of establishing a more co-ordinated way of conducting health and social care assessments for older people. The Conference provided the opportunity to both discuss the necessity for a standardised approach to conducting assessments and to explore the merits of establishing a national framework for the multi-disciplinary assessment of older people’s health and social care needs and preferences. Â Download document here