Long-term care facilities for the elderly: from legislation to needs

  • Lini E
  • Portella M
  • Doring M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Objective: to analyze existing federal legislation on public policies that deal with the elderly’s rights, with emphasis onthe assistance provided in long-term care facilities for the elderly and the practical impact of these laws. Methods: this is adocumentary analysis of descriptive character. Results: one identified, among nineteen laws, decrees and ordinances in thelast 25 years, significant developments aimed at the elderly’s welfare, as well as structural proposals and the supervisionof long-term care institutions. Conclusion: the analysis conducted in the documents allowed the conclusion that the needspoint to the decentralization of institutions, increase of vacancies and bigger financial investment of public institutions.

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Lini, E. V., Portella, M. R., Doring, M., & Santos, M. I. P. de O. (2015). Long-term care facilities for the elderly: from legislation to needs. Revista Da Rede de Enfermagem Do Nordeste, 16(2). https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2015000200019

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