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Amina Benyahia1, Éliane Abraham1
1Réseau gérontologique Gérard Cuny, 13-15 boulevard Joffre "J" - Immeuble Joffre Saint-Thiebault, 54000 Nancy, France.
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|June 25, 2016
Summary
Backup territorial coordination supports professionals working with fragile elderly individuals. This approach integrates health, medical-social, and social services to improve patient care pathways.
Area of Science:
- Geriatrics
- Public Health
- Social Work
Context:
- Focuses on supporting professionals caring for fragile elderly populations.
- Addresses the need for integrated care in urban settings.
- Highlights the challenges in coordinating diverse healthcare and social services.
Purpose:
- To describe the implementation and function of backup territorial coordination.
- To outline how this model aligns sanitary, medical-social, and social approaches.
- To detail the mobilization of resources for optimizing patient treatment pathways.
Summary:
- Backup territorial coordination offers professional accompaniment and support.
- It integrates health, medical-social, and social services for comprehensive elder care.
- The model was implemented in the Nancy urban area by a dedicated team.
Impact:
- Aims to optimize the treatment pathway for fragile elderly individuals.
- Enhances collaboration among healthcare and social service professionals.
- Provides a replicable model for coordinated care in geriatric populations.
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