Support for Municipalities' Long-term Care Prevention Using a <i>J</i>AGES HEART Visualization System

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  • 見える化システム<i>J</i>AGES HEARTを用いた介護予防における保険者支援
  • 見える化システムJAGES HEARTを用いた介護予防における保険者支援
  • ミエル カ システム JAGES HEART オ モチイタ カイゴヨボウ ニ オケル ホケンシャ シエン
  • Support for Municipalities^|^apos; Long-term Care Prevention Using a JAGES HEART Visualization System

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Abstract

It is not easy for local municipalities to make and implement long-term care prevention policies identifying their priority issues and corrective strategies based on scientific evidence. Part of such difficulty may derive from the absence of practical tools to assist the development of approaches for long-term care prevention. JAGES HEART is designed to serve as a useful tool for a cycle of defining the local agenda, developing policies, implementing programs, testing the programs through monitoring improvement, and revising approaches for further improvement. This paper introduces specific processes for supporting municipalities as they identify their agenda and tackle issues, including examples and research progress.<br>The recommended process for applying JAGES HEART consists of four steps: (1) setting an agenda, (2) locating target area (s), (3) planning and implementing policies, and (4) assessing the policies.<br>The significance of JAGES HEART lies in its holistic assistance for municipalities throughout the process of diagnosing the community, addressing the challenges, and assessing the implemented policies by visualizing objective and comparative indices. JAGES HEART has a high potential for use as an evidencebased support tool for developing long-term care prevention approaches, valuing municipalities' independence as well as local knowledge.

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  • Iryo To Shakai

    Iryo To Shakai 24 (1), 75-85, 2014

    The Health Care Science Institute

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