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A NETWORK SYSTEM INTEGRATING SERVICES TO PROMOTE ELDER CARE IN SMALL COMMUNITIES

A NETWORK SYSTEM INTEGRATING SERVICES TO PROMOTE ELDER CARE IN SMALL COMMUNITIES. Masaki Ishizuka Medical Corporation Junkei-Kai Japan. Presentation Outline. 1 ． Population Ageing in Japan. 2 ． Basic Statistics. 3 ． The Elderly with Dementia. 4 ． Network Support System. 5 ． Conclusion.

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A NETWORK SYSTEM INTEGRATING SERVICES TO PROMOTE ELDER CARE IN SMALL COMMUNITIES

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  1. A NETWORK SYSTEM INTEGRATING SERVICES TO PROMOTE ELDER CARE IN SMALLCOMMUNITIES Masaki Ishizuka Medical Corporation Junkei-Kai Japan

  2. Presentation Outline 1．Population Ageing in Japan 2．Basic Statistics 3．The Elderly with Dementia 4．Network Support System 5．Conclusion

  3. Population Ageing in Japan

  4. Population Transition in Japan （millions) （Oct.2010　；　Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications）

  5. Households in Japan （millions) （ Feb.2011: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications）

  6. People per Family （No. of People per Family） （ Feb.2011: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications）

  7. Elderly (65 +) with Dementia （millions） （2003: Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare）

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  9. AKITAPREFECTURE AKITACITY （2010；Akita City Office) http://www.pref.akita.lg.jp/

  10. Problems • Limitations of the Long-term Care Insurance System • Decrease in the number of Family Caregivers • General lack of Information andUnderstanding on Dementia

  11. Solutions Create a Network System 2. Improve public awareness on Dementia

  12. Family Elderly Person Educational Workshops Without the Network System City Office Medical, Care and Welfare Services Public Organizations Home Helper Care Manager Day Service Center Home Visit Nurse Nursing Home Hospital Clinic Pharmacy Private Associations Missing Persons Shoplifting Convenience Store Women’s association Police Fire Station Senior sitizen’s club Milkman Demand for money in banks Violence from families Judicial Clerk Bank Caregiver’s Association Gas Bureau Water Bureau Neighboorhoodassociation Public Health Nurse Lawyer Unchecked mail boxes The need for trained professionals on dementia Post office Home Delivery Supermarket Paperboy

  13. Promotional Materials Map Poster Flyer(head) Sticker Flyer(tail)

  14. Seminars on Dementia http://www.caravanmate.com/ At our nursing home on the day before yesterday.

  15. Outcomes Improved collaboration among service providers Growing relationships The seminars influenced positive thinking among people in the community

  16. Masaki Ishizuka Thank you for your kind attention. E-mail : araya-houkatsu@river.ocn.ne.jp Web : http://www.jkk-sotohp.or.jp/endeavor/

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