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1. Meeting the complex challenge of health and social care provision for rapidly-ageing populations: introducing the concept of 'avoidable displacement from home'

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Peter Lloyd-Sherlock, Jenny Billings, Janaína de Souza Aredes, João Bastos Freire Neto, Ana Amélia Camarano, João Macedo Coelho Filho, Josélia Oliveira Araújo Firmo, Alexandre Kalache, James Macinko, Lucas Sempé, and Karla Cristina Giacomin

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Aged, Intersectoral Collaboration, Comprehensive Health Care, Hospitalization, Medicine, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270
Abstract

Abstract: The increasing numbers of people at very old ages pose specific policy challenges for health and social care and highlight the need to rethink established models of service provision. The main objective of this paper is to introduce the concept of “avoidable displacement from home” (ADH). The study argues that ADH builds on and adds value to existing concepts, offering a holistic, person-centered framework for integrated health and social care provision for older people. It also demonstrates that this framework can be applied across different levels, ranging from macro policymaking to organizational and individual decision-making. The paper pays attention to the Brazilian context but argues that ADH is a universally applicable concept.

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2020
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2. Meeting the complex challenge of health and social care provision for rapidly-ageing populations. Introducing the concept of 'avoidable displacement from home'

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João Macêdo Coelho Filho, James Macinko, João Bastos Freire Neto, Ana Amélia Camarano, Lucas Sempé, Josélia Oliveira Araújo Firmo, Karla Cristina Giacomin, Janaína de Souza Aredes, Jenny R. Billings, Alexandre Kalache, and Peter Lloyd-Sherlock

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Value (ethics), Service provision, Context (language use), Healthy Aging, Sociology, Macro, Policy Making, Intersectoral Collaboration, Aged, business.industry, Health Policy, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Public relations, Displacement (psychology), Hospitalization, Medicine, Social care, Comprehensive Health Care, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270, Older people, business, Brazil
Abstract

The increasing numbers of people at very old ages pose specific policy challenges for health and social care and highlight the need to rethink established models of service provision. The main objective of this paper is to introduce the concept of “avoidable displacement from home” (ADH). The study argues that ADH builds on and adds value to existing concepts, offering a holistic, person-centered framework for integrated health and social care provision for older people. It also demonstrates that this framework can be applied across different levels, ranging from macro policymaking to organizational and individual decision-making. The paper pays attention to the Brazilian context but argues that ADH is a universally applicable concept.

Published
2020

3. Meeting the complex challenge of health and social care provision for rapidly-ageing populations: introducing the concept of "avoidable displacement from home".

Author

Lloyd-Sherlock P, Billings J, Aredes JS, Freire Neto JB, Camarano AA, Macedo Coelho Filho J, Firmo JOA, Kalache A, Macinko J, Sempé L, and Giacomin KC

Subjects
Brazil, Healthy Aging, Health Policy, Policy Making
Abstract

The increasing numbers of people at very old ages pose specific policy challenges for health and social care and highlight the need to rethink established models of service provision. The main objective of this paper is to introduce the concept of "avoidable displacement from home" (ADH). The study argues that ADH builds on and adds value to existing concepts, offering a holistic, person-centered framework for integrated health and social care provision for older people. It also demonstrates that this framework can be applied across different levels, ranging from macro policymaking to organizational and individual decision-making. The paper pays attention to the Brazilian context but argues that ADH is a universally applicable concept.

Published
2020
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