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The Ministry of Social Policy, Women and Immigration and the Social Action Murcia Institute (IMAS), along with Televida, adapted first telecare service the needs of the dependent person and their carer, depending on the degree and level dependency and level of care.
This program, pioneered in the Region of Murcia, was presented this Wednesday councilman of Social Welfare, M ª Carmen Turner, who during his speech was accompanied by Esperanza Brey, technical manager of the IMAS, and Frank Tavira, territorial delegate Televida in Murcia.
Tornero said that this program increases the quality of life for employees and caregivers, "and stressed the involvement and interest of the City of Abarán on Social Policy," gambling from the outset by telecare.
For his part, Frank Tavira noted that "Overall, the objective pursued with the implementation of telecare service, on the one hand, the care of dependent people, and secondly, psychological support and empowerment of the carer. In short - went on our ultimate goal is to improve the quality of life for our users. "
It added that "this program is to adjust the intensity of the telecare service to the group of dependent persons and their caregivers. This is necessary to take into account the degree of dependency and level of care received by the dependent person by his caregiver, serving as a guide the Assessment of Dependence Scale (BVD), "he said.
Dependency Act contemplates that can provide remote assistance service oriented providing security, peace and companionship.
Brey hopes specified that "the caregiver assistance program (CAP) came about a specific monitoring of the caregiver's needs."
He added that the Region of Murcia there are 5,385 cases of telecare as a high percentage of people prefer to stay home with the clerk. "
In addition to conventional care included direct action at home with the visit of the coordinators of a study area and the particular needs of each individual.
Furthermore, the dependents of Grade I are in a new program of advanced telecare, thanks to the introduction of specific technological devices for the risks which may affect health-related or home.
These devices are tailored to the needs of users and appropriate to their level of care and dependency.
This technology takes the form of control devices to better support the caregiver and the dependent person in any case violates user privacy.
We can find mobile detectors that warn if the user needs is dropped or hygienic care, fire and smoke detector in the home, carbon monoxide and gas to avoid risks that may occur.
On the other hand, have introduced mobile units will shift attention from Molina de Segura and the Vega Media, including the municipality of Abarán.
These vehicles are prepared for an initial assistance is staffed with highly qualified to handle any social situation, health or home.
Additional performances
As core of this program helps caregivers, we consider vital to promote, encourage and facilitate contact with them and between them.
Therefore, we have devised several additional steps in the service, targeting the ongoing support for their work of caring for people as dependents recommendations are a guide for caregivers of dependent persons and training workshops and support to caregivers.
Balance management Abarán Law Unit in
The area responsible for Social Welfare reported on the status of the efforts in the municipality related to the Dependency Law: "Until March 1, 2011 have been made in the 1013 municipal applications, which are settled out of 939 and additional 74 are pending. "
Application figures
Grade 3, Level 2 = 247
Grade 3, Level 1 = 206
Grade 2, Level 2 = 115
Grade 2, Level 1 = 128
Level 1, Level 2 = 66 (The last grade entered into force on 1 January 2011 and have done so far 66 applications).
"The City Council has also reviewed a total of 37 applications of Grade 1, Level 1, which will come into force in 2013 and in relation to this project we have installed a total of 102 terminals in the home telecare abaraneros" said the councilman.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Abarán
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