The "unspoken rules" of nursing homes ** the real experience of 100,000 elderly people.
In our real life, a nursing home refers to the resting place of the elderly in old age, a good place where they can be cared for and cared for. However, some of the "unspoken rules" in nursing homes have also raised concerns recently. The study of the internal class structure, "out-of-home" and "serious illness rate" in old-age care institutions has attracted widespread attention. The reality of the elderly living in nursing homes has become a common concern of all sectors of society, and has also triggered deep thinking about the quality and rights of elderly care services for the elderly. This paper makes a comprehensive analysis of the "unspoken rules" of pension institutions, and makes a comprehensive analysis of the current situation and problems.
Class division of nursing homes**
In senior housing, a surprising class structure has unexpectedly emerged, which divides the elderly into classes and has a great impact on their state of life and welfare. Such a layered phenomenon is astonishing, and almost no one could have imagined that such a clear class distinction could be seen in senior living apartments. Older people with higher social status are more likely to be cared for, and older people with higher status are more likely to be valued and excluded. Such an unjust situation has made some elderly people feel excluded and excluded from society, and their lives are in trouble.
a) Basis of grading**
2) Differences in treatment enjoyed by the elderly at all levels**
c) Violence between classes and ***
* Turnover rate" in the dark place.
"Turnover rate" is the most common problem in senior housing, and it is also one of the most alarming. In order to increase the number of elderly people in senior housing, nursing homes often use a variety of methods, such as frequent change of residence. The "turning bed" operation not only seriously damages the quality of life of the elderly, but also brings great harm to the physical and mental health of the elderly. In this situation of frequent moving, the elderly feel agitated and they no longer rely on the environment they are familiar with, which leads to a decrease in their quality of life.
1) The adverse effects of the "turnover rate" of the elderly on the quality of life of the elderly**
2) Why do nursing homes change wards so often?
3) Countermeasures to solve the problem of "turnover rate".
*The truth of "eating out of households**.
"Desperate" is the most vulnerable group of people in nursing homes, and it is also the most vulnerable group of people in nursing homes. Due to the lack of family care and care, the elderly are often neglected and ostracized, and their living conditions are very difficult. Caregivers often lack humane care for lonely elderly people, and have abuse, **
1) Definition and characteristics of the crime of "eating out of households"**
2) The situation of "eating out of households" in nursing homes.
3) Ways to solve the problem of "eating out of households" in rural areas**
The nursing home is a place for the elderly to retire and is responsible for the main function of social care. However, the hierarchy, the rate of double beds and the problem of "eating out of households" in elderly care facilities are very worrying. Improving the management and service of apartments for the elderly and improving their living quality has become an important issue in front of us. It is hoped that the whole society can create a dignified and comfortable living conditions for the elderly in their old age.
After understanding the "unspoken rules" of nursing homes, we have a clearer understanding of the problems and challenges existing in the current pension industry. We are a person who has the obligation to care for and improve the living conditions of the elderly, and we must try our best to create an atmosphere of mutual respect and care for the elderly. Every elderly person has been an elder we respect and deserves to be cared for. As long as the elderly can spend their twilight years happily and healthily, this society will become more harmonious and beautiful. Let's do our part together for the elderly to live a happy old age.