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. 2022 Feb 7;7(1):17. doi: 10.3390/geriatrics7010017

Table 1.

Analytics of the Healthy environments and self-care for the older adult’s strategy.

Week 1:
Physiology of Aging.
Week 2:
Comprehensive Care
Focused on Older Adults.
Week 3: Caring for the Older Adult Week 4: Quality of Care Week 5:
Integration
Theoretical Modules or Topics or Activities 1.1 Theories of aging 2.1 Healthy Aging 3.1 Psychological and spiritual care 4.1 General standards of care for the patient.
1.2 Physiology of aging by apparatus and systems and its impact on the functionality 2.2 Integrated Care of Older People-ICOPE 3.2 Support networks 4.2 Assessment of the intra- and extra-domiciliary environment.
1.3 Types of aging: usual, satisfactory, and pathological 2.3 Medical care 3.3 Psychological and behavioral symptoms in older adults 4.3 Acute and chronic institutionalization.
1.4 Quality of life 2.4 Nutritional care
2.5 Dental care
Practical Modules 1.1 Genetic programming 2.1 Comprehensive geriatric assessment 3.1 Depression and anxiety. 4.1 Usefulness of the interdisciplinary approach to improve early diagnosis and treatment of pathologies associated with loss of independence. 5.1 Simulated scenario using role-play dynamic
1.2 Telomere shortening 2.2 Assessment to Intrinsic Capacity by Integrated Care to Older People 3.2 Dementia. 4.2 Methodology for the design of care guidelines that allow the adequate management of the geriatric patient in different care settings.
1.3 Oxidative stress and free radicals 2.3 Identification of heterogeneity in the older adult population (healthy, frail and geriatric patient). 3.3 Caregiver overload
1.4 Endocrine theory
Challenge 1.1 Relationship between the quality of life and health 2.1 Brainstorming of innovative proposals 3.1 Design of the implementation plan (with an established format, recorded in a checklist). 3.2 Integrative project design and implementation plan. 5.1 Presentation of the proposal to internal and external evaluators.
1.2 Determinants of an adequate quality of life and factors that deteriorate it. 2.2 Selection of the setting in which to develop the project (institution, home, association, community, day center, clinic) 4.1 Report integration.
1.3 Quality of life as a goal for healthy living in older people. 2.3 Description of indicators (baseline, intermediate and final) to demonstrate the impact of your project on health
1.4 The bio-psycho-social approach to health from the perspective of Intrinsic ability to achieve an adequate quality of life
1.5 Situational diagnosis in your community
1.6 Development of the theoretical framework
1.7 Establish the project’s objective