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GBZ45152-2024: Ageing societies - Framework for integrated community-based health and care services
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Standard ID: GB/Z 45152-2024 (GB/Z45152-2024)
Description (Translated English): Ageing societies - Framework for integrated community-based health and care services
Sector / Industry: National Standard
Classification of Chinese Standard: A12;C10
Classification of International Standard: 03.080.30; 11.020
Word Count Estimation: 30,371
Date of Issue: 2024-12-31
Date of Implementation: 2024-12-31
Issuing agency(ies): State Administration for Market Regulation, China National Standardization Administration

GBZ45152-2024: Ageing societies - Framework for integrated community-based health and care services

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GB /Z 45152-2024 Aging societies - Framework for integrated community-based health and care services Community-based integrated health care and Care Services Framework Aging societies-Framework for integrated community-based health and care services (IWA 18..2016 Framework for integrated community-based life-long health and care services in aged societies (IDT) ICS 03.080.30;11.020 CCS A 12; C 10 Guiding technical documents of the People's Republic of China on national standardization Released on 2024-12-31 Implementation on 2024-12-31 State Administration for Market Regulation The National Standardization Administration issued

Table of Contents

Preface ... Ⅲ Introduction ... Ⅳ 1 Scope ... 1 2 Normative references ... 1 3 Terms and Definitions ... 1 4 Principles and social issues ... 4 4.1 Principles ... 4 4.2 Social Issues 5 4.3 Basic Methods 9 5 Overall Service Framework ... 15 5.1 General Principles 15 5.2 Comprehensive health care services 15 5.3 Comprehensive care services 17 5.4 Social Infrastructure ... 19 6 Suggestions ... 20 References ... 22

Foreword

This document is in accordance with the provisions of GB/T 1.1-2020 "Guidelines for standardization work Part 1.Structure and drafting rules for standardization documents" Drafting is required. This document is equivalent to IWA 18.2016 "Framework for integrated community-based health and care services in ageing societies". This document adds a chapter on “Normative References”. The following minimal editorial changes were made to this document. To align with the existing standards, the name of the standard will be changed to "Framework for integrated community-based health and care services in an ageing society"; In the scope, replace “for reference by stakeholders at regional or global level” with “for reference by stakeholders”; - Modify “─1.Social level; ─2.Project level; ─3.Service and product level” in 4.3.3 to “a) Social level b) project level; c) service and product level"; Deleted Appendix A (Informative) "Workshop Participants". - This document is proposed and coordinated by the National Service Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC 264). This document was drafted by. China National Institute of Standardization, China Electronics Engineering Design Institute Co., Ltd., Yangtze River Delta Integration Demonstration Zone (Jiangsu) China Electronics Research Institute Digital Health Inspection and Certification Co., Ltd., Hainan Nursing Home, Huzhou Civil Affairs Bureau, Hubei Provincial Standardization and Quality Research College, Panzhihua University. The main drafters of this document are. Hou Fei, Zheng Juaner, Wang Nana, Ren Na, Fu Qiang, Li Peng, Chen Meng, Wang Qi, Fang Ke, Han Han, Chen Wen, Diao Zipeng, Du Jiayi, Liu Jiequn, Xin Zhiwei, Li Wen, Zhou Shiming, Ding Fan, Xiong Wei, Shi Weifu, Feng Qi, Yin Qian.

Introduction

This document proposes principles, social issues and methods related to an aging society to alleviate the shortage of social infrastructure. The content of the document is based on the overall service framework (see Chapter 5), aiming to draw attention, share experiences and take measures to address global aging. Modernizing social processes and alleviating the shortage of social infrastructure. According to the World Population Prospects report[3] by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, many countries are expected to become super In an aging society, more than one-fifth of the population will be aged 65 and above. Note. The terms “aging society” (population aged 65 and over exceeds 7%) and “very aged society” (population aged 65 and over exceeds 14%) are derived from the The term "super-aged society" (where the population aged 65 and above exceeds 21%) is an extension of the above term. It was first used by academia and governments in some countries, and then gradually adopted by the international press. At the same time, developing countries and regions with rapid economic growth will face changes in population aging in the coming decades. From a comprehensive and holistic perspective, a sound infrastructure for an aging society must take into account different generations, their lifestyles, and their economic status. Situation, cultural background, etc. As life expectancy increases, governments, health and care providers, and communities need to change to help young people stay healthy and take ownership of their lives. This document contains core concepts for responding to current social changes and aims to promote It is necessary to encourage service providers, standardization organizations, etc. to think carefully about the above issues, including how to solve the current dilemma and how to avoid future problems. potential hazards. This document recognizes the importance of building a solid infrastructure for ageing societies around the world to provide equal and personalized care throughout life. However, academic research and national/international guidance documents generally focus on how to help people work as “equal partners”. better manage and use the health and care they receive – this touches every aspect of people’s lives, including planning, decision-making and daily living. Therefore, a "user-centered" working method is usually adopted, and the following five core principles are identified as the key components of future work. part. Personal dignity; a) Productive aging; b) Community-based services; c) A systematic process centered on people; d) Pursue innovation in sustainable development. e) 4.1 provides guidance on the above core principles. We need to think about how to provide people-centred services. We need to provide services that are ethical, dignified and flexible for different generations. Both individuals and society will benefit—individuals will enjoy more satisfying care, while the The social infrastructure for health and care services will be more effective. The focus of this document is not to provide clinical guidance but to inspire health and care services. Harmonizing concepts and approaches globally will optimize the market environment for health and care service providers and users, and Lay the foundation for fair competition and development of related industries. Establishing common goals and challenges for standardization activities will help to provide lifelong care for an aging society in the most efficient and productive way. support. Further research will clarify the changes in standards. Globally, it is believed that a sound social infrastructure is needed to support an aging population. The view of aging is gaining more and more acceptance. Although some common ground for exchanging ideas has been formed, more efforts are needed to reach a unified understanding. while describing proven practices that can influence new behaviors and practices. This document aims to encourage. As populations age, we are expanding the sharing of knowledge and best practices around the world; Minimize duplication by taking common measures to address societal challenges arising from the inability to adapt to an older population Work; To enhance the knowledge and understanding of the ageing society among policy makers, service providers and the general public; Propose innovative solutions across sectors to support people to live in their own communities for as long as possible, rather than in care settings mechanism; Improve economic benefits for governments and the public by providing better products, services and systems. - Community-based integrated health care and Care Services Framework

1 Scope

This document provides a useful framework for stakeholders to address the challenges facing societies with ageing populations. This document is designed to address health, caregiving, and social challenges, including meeting health care needs, completing tasks of daily living, and promoting well-being. This document also explains the relevant principles These principles include ethical principles, community-based principles, comprehensive principles, people-centered principles, and innovative principles.

2 Normative references

This document has no normative references.

3 Terms and definitions

The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Community Usually live in a defined geographic area, have a sense of group identity, share common needs and work to meet them People in need. [Source. WHO World Report on Ageing and Health (Volume 5) [4], modified] 3.2 Community-based services community-based care To improve, maintain or restore health and minimize the impact of illness and disability on daily life, within the individual or family’s place of residence Integrated health and social services for people. Note. The term “community-based project” is also used. [Source. ISO /TR 14639﹘2.2014, 2.12, modified] 3.3 Dignity People have the right to be respected for being human. [Source. WHO World Report on Ageing and Health (Volume 5) [4]] 3.4 functional ability Health-related characteristics that enable people to be themselves and to pursue the things they value. Note. It consists of the individual's intrinsic abilities, relevant environmental characteristics, and the interaction between the individual and these characteristics. [Source. WHO World Report on Ageing and Health (Volume 5) [5]] 3.5 Environment This includes the physical environment, people and relationships, attitudes and values, health and social policies, and the corresponding support systems and services. ......

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