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01 讀完 章後,期望學生能: 1. 了解人口趨勢與社會變遷對長期照顧之影響。 2. 認識失能(身心障礙)、失智者之特性。 3. 說明長期照顧之服務內容。 4. 熟稔社區失能(身心障礙)、失智者之照護與功能。 5. 探討理想長期照顧之理念與目標。 6. 分析長期照顧提供者之多元合作與失能(身心障礙)、失智者 之特性暨其相關性。 黃惠璣|編著 長期照顧緒論 1-1 長期照顧之緣由 1-2 長期照顧之定義 1-3 長期照顧之理念 1-4 長期照顧之目標

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  • 01

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    2.

    3.

    4.

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    1-2

    1-3

    1-4

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    (2015)

    (aging in

    place)

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    (The Population Reference Bureau, 2013)

    658%35%4~51(2012)20186514%2025

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    20%

    (2014)

    6581.1%

    2001

    20.8%6552%65

    43.9%36.2%2014(2013)(65.5%)(1)(2)(3)(4)(2014)

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    21%

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    (institutional care)(community care)(in-home care)(Stanhope & Lancaster, 2004)

    Nagi (1965)(disability)(1)(2)

    BarnesMercer(2003)(the International List of Causes of Death)(causes of morbidity)(International Classification of Diseases, ICD)ICD(International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health, ICF)ICF1-2ICD-ICF

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    3.

    4. (WHO, 2006)

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    ICD-ICF ICF2004

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    Kane & Kane (1987)

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    2. (instrumental activity of daily living, IADLs)

    3. (cognition)

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    1~2 ADL 89,615 117,350 157,112 206,080 243,518

    3~4 ADL 63,379 80,824 105,860 136,805 159,695

    5~6 ADL 190,810 262,637 364,965 494,506 607,011

    ADL 343,804 460,811 672,936 837,391 1,010,233

    IADL 217,053 264,530 328,627 402,786 444,888

    49,724 67,980 94,043 126,043 149,843

    86,422 96,936 98,270 93,819 84,573

    697,003 890,258 1,148,876 1,460,039 1689,529

    (2005)4(4)69-92

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    2001Larsson, Larsson & Carlson (2004)

    (Australia Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care, 2005)

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    (Kane, 1995)1010200420(unit care)

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    200151205021%

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    interRAI

    Minimum Data Set (MDS)(InterRAI Country Websites, 2006)

    (respite care)

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    Kane(2001)

    Krichbaum, Pearson, Savil, & Mueller (2005)

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    (2005)

    Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD, 1999, 2000)

    (2005)

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    (Oesterle, 2001)

    (bottom-up-approach)

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    (uint home)

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    (2002)2006810www.moeasmea.gov.tw

    (2013)

    10(3)287-297

    (2004) 2(3)134-

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    (1997)80

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    (2006)2006810eng.dgbas.gov.tw/pdf

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