Handbook of research on health systems and organizations for an aging society

"This book explores the development and management of health systems and organizations in relation to individuals aged 65 and over"--Provided by publisher.

Section 1. Aging policy and technlogy aging service. Chapter 1. Self-perceived health status ; Chapter 2. Health promotion and wellness in aging ; Chapter 3. Community-led ecosystem: a promising strategy to strengthen person-centered geriatric care in preventing age-related dependency ; Chapter 4. Loneliness among rural elderly: present and future public health challenges ; Chapter 5. Developing and managing health systems and organizations for an aging society ; Chapter 6. Design of a contact assistive robot for the disabled, elderly, and infirm people: case for Developing countries ; Chapter 7. Remote monitoring and recognition of physical activities of elderly people using smartphone accelerometer sensor data using deep learning models -- Section 2. Rehabilitation programs for self-care. Chapter 8. Rehabilitation nursing program for elderly functional independence ; Chapter 9. Gains from the rehabilitation of nursing to the elderly with the mobility deficit by femur fracture ; Chapter 10. Ability assessment of the elders to manage their own medication: a first step for the empowerment of the geriatric population ; Chapter 11. Learning to live with chronic disease: coronary artery disease ; Chapter 12. The consequences of comorbidity, ischemic heart disease, and stroke at the functional level in elderly people at home ; Chapter 13. Knowledge about HIV/AIDS: an intergenerational perspective ; Chapter 14. Prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors in the elderly population of Alentejo: integrative review ; Chapter 15. Falls in elderly: a hospital reality integrative review ; Chapter 16. Urinary incontinence in the elderly: the importance of self-care promotion -- Section 3. Informal caregivers and wellbeing. Chapter 17. Training models for formal caregivers of elderly persons at home: studies and gaps ; Chapter 18. Burnout among formal caregivers and risk of violence against institutionalized elderly ; Chapter 19. Informal cares and caregivers in rural elderly: emotional costs in public health policies.