Sentence examples for support frail from inspiring English sources

To examine the issues that influenced the implementation of programmes designed to identify and support frail older people in the community in the Netherlands.

We believe that the GFI has the potential to provide more differentiated information about the salience of specific frailty-related problems, and thus direct a more adequately focused program for the care and support frail older adults need.

There is evidence that telecare systems can be used effectively to support frail older people in their homes (telecare), to prevent or delay admission to residential care, and to monitor conditions with the aim of secondary prevention[ 8, 9].

While the NHS has been protected, the money invested by councils to pay for care home places and supporting frail elderly people in their own homes has been cut by £2.68bn over the past three years to just over £16bn, according to the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS).

We supported frail older people and informal caregivers in using the ZWIP by a number of strategies, such as offering a visit by a volunteer who could demonstrate the ZWIP, having a telephonic helpdesk available, and making the ZWIP available in print when this was preferred.

Carer self-esteem has positive implications for a carer's well-being, and their ability to continue to provide care and support to community living frail older people.

The study is part of the research programme "Support for frail elderly persons - from prevention to palliation" (http://www.vardalinstitutet.net) which consists of three different interventions addressing frail elderly people in different phases of the disablement process, from pre-frail to very frail.

Why wouldn't GLAAD support a frail, maladjusted young queer man whose efforts exposed US military malfeasance?

"This reflects the Scottish government's focus on more intensive support to frail older people at home or in a homely setting, as well as the continuing shift in the balance of care towards providing care at home.

Thus, the intervention has the means to support the frail older to age in place; a valuable benefit both to the individuals concerned and for society at large.

We use the same definitions and measurements of frailty as the study "Elderly persons in the risk zone" [ 28] which also is part of the research programme "Support for frail elderly persons - from prevention to palliation".