Примеры использования Informal care на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Informal care.
Ii The percentage of the population aged 60 years or over that receive informal care at home;
Informal care support.
Financial support from society to those giving informal care to adults is slight.
Training for informal care providers should also be ensured.
Many of them are women who carry most of the burden of informal care for family members.
Informal care is a significant yet undervalued resource in this regard.
Percentage of older persons receiving informal care from trained people.
Informal care has a complementary character and does not replace professional care. .
Support and incentives should be given to those providing both formal and informal care.
The Act on Informal Care Support(937/2005) entered into force on 1 January 2006.
The cost to women, in particular,who continue to provide the majority of informal care, is now recognized.
However, the formal or even informal care of a child may end because he/she reaches the age of majority.
Given differing life expectancies, it is more often men who are able to rely on informal care from their spouses than women.
Caregivers, whether doing formal or informal care work, need to be acknowledged as part of the health care system.
Even in a highly developed social welfare system such as that in our country,we still need traditional informal care.
Informal care is also provided mainly by women, while men are better represented among surgeons in stroke centres.
This compares a series of assumptions about the relationship between gender and informal care with objective research data.
Since it is mainly women who provide informal care, the State Secretary's new policy will largely benefit women.
Informal care allowance was paid to 30 145 persons, of which 19 726 were aged 65 or more and 10 419 were under 65 years of age.
Even in countries with welldeveloped formal health-care policies, informal care plays a very significant and undervalued role.
However, this year saw the publication by the Social and Cultural Planning Office of a report entitled'Women,men and informal care.
However, older persons are often placed, or find themselves, in informal care without a thorough assessment, exposing them to risk.
Informal care may allow older persons to remain in their homes, and be cared for by a familiar person, an option often preferred by the patient.
Intergenerational solidarity is also essentialfor social cohesion and as a foundation for formal public welfare and informal care systems.
Research does not show that women stop working to provide informal care, nor are they more likely than men to reduce the number of hours they work.
The Social Support Act does not contain a provision under which household assistance is provided only if there is no one in the family network who can orshould provide informal care.
The figures show a positive correlation between employment and informal care: the health of carers who have a job is better than that of those who do not.
It is a responsibility of the State or appropriate level of government to ensure the development andimplementation of coordinated policies regarding formal and informal care for all children who are without parental care. .
The ageing of populations in the region requires that formal and informal care providers possess adequate professional as well as personal qualifications and skills.