Realising the right to rehabilitation—commentary on ‘reablement, rehabilitation, recovery: everyone’s business’

IF 6 2区 医学 Q1 GERIATRICS & GERONTOLOGY
Hendry Anne
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Rehabilitation is a core component of comprehensive geriatric assessment and should be central to integrated care and support across the whole system. Yet access barriers and ageist practices still prevail within many rehabilitation services. This commentary reflects on a report and recommendations published by the British Geriatrics Society in May 2024. As lead author for the report, I share my personal reflection on the key messages and take this opportunity to thank the multidisciplinary contributors. Reablement, Rehabilitation, Recovery: everyone’s business describes why rehabilitation matters to older people and their caregivers. It provides evidence and examples of practice at different care touchpoints and makes the case that rehabilitation is everyone’s business and knows no boundaries, whether by condition, profession, care setting or taxonomy. The report sets out 12 key actions for health and care systems to deliver effective and integrated rehabilitation as a right for all older people, wherever and whenever they need it. To realise that right, health and care professionals must work together, and with their local community partners, to build capacity and capability for reablement, rehabilitation and recovery across the whole workforce. With population ageing and many more people living with frailty or multimorbidity, there is an urgent need for greater investment in rehabilitation to prevent, delay or reduce disability, caregiver burden and demand for long-term care. This timely BGS report should be essential reading for all who plan, commission, provide or assure health and care services for older people.
实现康复权--关于 "重新适应、康复、恢复:人人有责 "的评论
康复是老年病综合评估的核心组成部分,应成为整个系统中综合护理和支持的核心。然而,在许多康复服务机构中,获取康复服务的障碍和年龄歧视的做法仍然普遍存在。本评论反映了英国老年医学会于 2024 年 5 月发布的一份报告和建议。作为该报告的主要作者,我与大家分享我个人对其中关键信息的思考,并借此机会向多学科的撰稿人表示感谢。疗养、康复、恢复:每个人的事 "描述了为什么康复对老年人及其照护者很重要。报告提供了不同护理接触点的实践证据和实例,并说明康复是每个人的事,不分病情、职业、护理环境或分类标准。报告为医疗和护理系统提出了 12 项关键行动,以提供有效的综合康复服务,并将其作为所有老年人的一项权利,无论他们何时何地需要康复服务。为了实现这一权利,医疗和护理专业人员必须与当地社区合作伙伴通力合作,在整个工作队伍中建立起重新适应、康复和恢复的能力。随着人口老龄化和越来越多的人体弱多病,我们迫切需要加大对康复的投资,以预防、延缓或减少残疾、护理人员的负担和对长期护理的需求。对于所有为老年人规划、委托、提供或保证医疗和护理服务的人员来说,这份及时的英国医疗服务管理局报告应该是必不可少的读物。
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Age and ageing
Age and ageing 医学-老年医学
CiteScore
9.20
自引率
6.00%
发文量
796
审稿时长
4-8 weeks
期刊介绍: Age and Ageing is an international journal publishing refereed original articles and commissioned reviews on geriatric medicine and gerontology. Its range includes research on ageing and clinical, epidemiological, and psychological aspects of later life.
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