What are the old-age friendly management rules and regulations?

The friendly management rules and regulations for the elderly are as follows:

1. Definition of elderly patients: elderly patients over 65 years old at noon. In the process of diagnosis, treatment and nursing, we should fully consider the changes in physiology, psychology, emotion, cognition and knowledge of the elderly to ensure their safety.

2, the elderly patients during hospitalization care:

Anti-falling bed: use bed railings and accompanying family members to prevent falling bed;

Prevention of falls: keep the ground clean, dry and barrier-free; Handrails shall be provided in bathrooms and corridors; Wear the right shoes; Use a stick, etc ; People with mobility difficulties and poor eyesight should be accompanied by family members/caregivers;

Anti-loss: carry home address, home phone number and other information with you. Loyalists are accompanied by family members/caregivers when they leave the ward, and inform nurses when they leave temporarily;

The role of friendly management rules and regulations for the elderly;

1, enriching the friendly culture of the elderly. Set up a "no health code" channel for the elderly at the entrance of the outpatient clinic, and arrange personnel to provide medical guidance services for the elderly.

2. Standardize the friendly management of the elderly. Establish old-age friendly management rules and regulations, participate in the integration of regional medical care, formulate annual plans, reasonably budget funds, and regularly supervise and rectify. active ...

3. Optimize friendly services for the elderly. To carry out family doctor contract service for the elderly in the area, and provide personalized services such as diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and nursing on a regular basis.

Legal basis:

Article 25 of the Accounting System for Social Insurance Funds of the Ministry of Finance of People's Republic of China (PRC)

The basic endowment insurance fund expenditure of enterprise employees includes pension insurance benefits expenditure, transfer expenditure, subsidy to lower level expenditure, higher level expenditure and other expenditures. Expenditure on pension insurance benefits includes basic pension, Medicaid, funeral subsidy, pension and disability allowance. Basic pensions include basic pensions, personal account pensions, transitional pensions, and retirement fees, retirement fees and subsidies for retired and resigned personnel before the implementation of the Decision of the State Council on Establishing a Unified Old-age Insurance System for Enterprise Employees (Guo Fa [1997] No.26). Personal account pension includes monthly personal account pension expenditure and one-time personal account expenditure. One-time expenditure of personal account refers to the expenditure of the amount of funds returned to personal account by individuals who participate in the basic old-age insurance for enterprise employees due to death, going abroad on business, etc. Medicaid refers to the expenses paid in accordance with the regulations that have been included in the basic old-age insurance fund for enterprise employees.

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