Description du projet
L’impact des soins à long terme des citoyens âgés sur leurs familles
Le vieillissement de la population et le nombre croissant de personnes (très) âgées dans la société posent de graves problèmes sociaux et économiques pour l’UE. Les soins requis par les personnes âgées incarnent un lourd fardeau pour leurs familles. Le projet SEreDIPE, financé par l’UE, se focalise sur la privation socio‑économique des familles comme la conséquence des soins à long terme des personnes âgées. Il entend comprendre la nature des actions et des politiques innovantes qui pourraient être adoptées pour lutter contre cet impact négatif sur les familles. Le projet estimera l’impact de cette situation pressante sur la situation socio‑économique des familles. Il réalisera une étude comparative de huit systèmes de soins différents dans l’UE.
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In Europe, around of 10 million of people are more than 65 years. Population ageing is one of the greatest social and economic challenges facing the EU. Projections foresee a growing number and share of elderly persons (aged 65 and over), with a particularly rapid increase in the number of very old persons (aged 85 and over) and increasing care need. The “Socio Economic deprivation related to effect of presence of Dependant older people: strategies for Innovative Policies in Europe” (SEreDIPE) project is focused on Socio Economic (SE) deprivation of family in relationship with Long Term Care. The study aims to evaluate the effects of the presence of elderly with social and health care need on the socio-economic status of the families, in order to understand what innovative initiatives, policies or strategies could be used to cope the negative effect for the families. The study proposes a comparison between eight European countries to cover the different care regimes used in Europe: Italy, Spain, Germany, Romania, Poland, Finland, Netherland, United Kingdom. The project uses a mixed quantitative and qualitative method. The multilevel quantitative analysis is aimed to find a statistical confirmation of the relationship, identifying its main descriptive characteristics, designing national and European scenarios. The qualitative analysis is aimed to find innovative strategies and policies (already existing or not) that should be implemented in each studied country and in Europe. The study involves experts, national stakeholders and policymaker, as interviewed or as participant in focus groups and workshops to promote an active technical and academic debate on issue.
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MSCA-IF - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (IF)Coordinateur
46010 Valencia
Espagne