Exam 3: Lecture 9 Flashcards

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Expectation that older will cease full-time work and be entitled to economic assistance.

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Retirement

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What are the economic assistance for retirement?

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social security and medicare

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Historically retirement was…

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A few years of rest before death

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Now retirement is…

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Transition to new life role
New jobs (change job roles)
Going part time (life passion job)
Traveling
Family
Some may be retired longer than worked full time (retire early)

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What is the Great Recession of 2009+?

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Stock market suffered
Many laid off
Hiring freezes
Retirement plans suffered

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What are current economic trends and retirement?

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New career paths later in life (found something they like to do better)

Many families currently unable to plan for retirement

Majority of Baby Boomers plan to work past 65 or never retire (didn’t have people to talk to them and educate them)

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What is involved in retirement planning?

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research tells us retirement = happy and healthier older people
1/3 of adults in the 50s have no retirement plans
young adults are advised to begin retirement planning and middle adults must do retirement planning.

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Retirement prep largely aimed at those with…

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High education
High occupational status
Gov’t employees
Employed in companies with pensions

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Retirement prep often lower priority for those who…

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Poor health
Minorities
Women (in many cultures, the men don’t let the wives work)
Lower socioeconomic status
Lower education

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Retirement men vs. women?

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Men retire as planned
Women retire earlier due to family needs
Women have more variability in work due to interrupted careers, sporadic work history
Gender bias

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what are the nursing responsibilities for retirement?

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Discuss retirement with clients (esp in primary care)
Discuss transition to retired status
Health issues affecting retirement
Resources for planning and support

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Social Security

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Established in 1935 – during the Great Depression

Set up as an “age-entitlement” program under President Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR)
–> Monetary support available at a certain age regardless of personal resources

Funded by payroll taxes – employees & employers both

Amount of benefit calculation
–> Average salary during 35 of his/her working years

2019- average benefit $1461/month (+$39 𝚫 2018)

Max benefit at full retirement age $2861/mo (+$73 𝚫 2018)

Current full benefit age is 65-67 y.o.
–> May start at 62 y.o. at reduced benefit amount

May earn up to $17,640/yr. via employment if under full retirement age (+$600 𝚫 2018).
–> Unlimited if over full retirement age.

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What consist under supplemental security income?

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Provides for minimum level of economic support to persons 65+, blind or disabled regardless of earning power in early life or when capable of working
Either provides total support or supplements low Social Security benefit

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What is regarded under financing health care?

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In the United States health care has always been a purchased service, not a right

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Federal government provides majority of care via its insurance plans…

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Medicare: 65+ or older and living in US
Railroad Medicare
Medicaid: people with disabilities, or in poverty/low income households
TRICARE
Veterans Administration

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What is the medicare history?

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In 1934 FDR appointed Committee on Economic Security (CES) to write Social Security bill

Original report included health insurance plan, but because of much opposition to it, Roosevelt deferred health insurance part of bill to avoid losing Social Security

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medicare is…

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An insurance plan for persons who are age 65, blind or totally disabled, including persons with ESRD (part of body isn’t functioning)

Includes A, B, C, & D

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Supplemental/Medi-gap Insurance Policies?

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People often purchase supplemental insurance plans
–> Help with high Medicare co-payments

Cover only deductibles and part of coinsurance amounts based on Medicare
–> Approved amounts contracted with providers

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Describe medicaid.

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Health insurance program jointly funded by federal and state governments using tax dollars
Provides health services for low-income children, pregnant women, those who are permanently disabled, and persons age 65 and older who are eligible
Eligibility – determined by the state

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What is considered as LTC insurance?

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Designed to cover expenses of LTC not covered by health insurance or Medicare
purchased before retirement typically
wide range of benefits/care
wide range of $$ coverage
some have ,ax time of coverage – i.e. for 5 years
often through a job

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Cost of LTC?

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LTC is expensive and becoming more expensive

LTC in the US
–> overly reliant on institutional care
–> primarily financed by individuals or Medicaid

Most don’t plan for their LTC needs and not knowledgeable about existing resources

Majority of LTC services are provided by unpaid caregivers (relatives at home)

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Who are the payers of LTC?

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Medicaid: primary payer and there are large differences across states.

Medicare: wound not cover unless some skilled needed

Private LTC insurance: relatively few people have purchased this insurance

Out-of-pocket spending: accounts for about 22% of national spending for LTC

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Residential care options in later life?

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Most prefer to stay at home and “age in place”
Depends on appropriate support for changing needs
Possible isolation/loneliness
Residence Options: Dependent upon financial resources
Shared housing with family members or others

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What is consisted in community care?

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Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE
Adult Day Services
Residential care facilities
Continuing care retirement communities

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What is consisted in skilled nursing facilities?
2 levels: Skilled nursing care (sub-acute) Chronic care (long-term/custodial) Offer 24/hour care for those needing specialized nursing care
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What is the PACE program?
Program for all inclusive care for the elderly. Community Care Also a Care Model Comprehensive continuum of care by interdisciplinary team Alternative to LTC facility Includes primary care, acute care, nursing home care & specialty care
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Community care other considerations?
Adult Day Services Residential Care/Assisted Living (RC/AL) Continuing Care Retirement Communities --> Independent to high-level care
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What are the typical residents of LTCF?
Women > 80 yrs Widowed Dependent in ADLs & IADLs However, … chances for older person to live in LTC is 4-5% --- will grow over time If 85 yo – 1 in 2 chance of spending some time in NH 23% of Americans die in NH – expected to grow to 40% by 2040
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Where can you find and compare options for nursing homes?
MDS – Minimum Data Set QAPI - Quality Assurance Performance Improvement Nursing Home Compare – 5-Star Advancing Excellence in America’s Nursing Homes INTERACT - Interventions to Reduce Acute Care Transfers
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What are the essential factors in choosing a LTCF?
Central Focus Interaction Milieu (“feel” of the environment) Environment Individualized Care Staff Safety
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What are the models of care?
Different ways of focusing on improving care PACE - Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly NICHE – Nurses Improving Care for Health system Elders ACE - Acute Care for the Elderly Home like, directed by residents, relationships fostered Med mgmt., discharge planning/teaching, etc. (RNs and APRNs)
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How do you differentiate the Models of Care?
Population – who is it for – are there eligibility requirements Location – where is the model used Emphasis – what aspects are a focus of the model
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What are the Legal and Economic Needs of Older Adults?
health and personal care planning residents rights in LTC housing issues litigation and administrative advocacy fiduciary representation retirement planning legal capacity income, estate, gift taxes public benefits insurance matters
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What are the family types?
Traditional couples --> Married or partnered Non-traditional couples --> LGBT couples Divorce Older adults and adult children Never-married older adults Grandparents Siblings Fictive Kin – nonblood, who fake families --> CNA, RN, case managers, paid caregivers
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What is considered in older adults as caregivers?
Caring for those with dementia Caring for adult children who are disabled Grandparents raising grandchildren
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What is elder abuse?
Complex phenomenon All socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic groups Can be intentional, accidental, episodic, or recurrent Elder abuse is reportable by law
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Most abuse...
Occurs in home Spouses or adult children Majority of documented cases are white elders (84%)
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What are the types of abuse?
Physical Sexual Emotional or psychological Medical Financial or material – exploitation Discrimination Abandonment
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What is considered with neglect?
neglect-- self or caregiver caregiver neglect -- passive self neglect
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What is at risk for abuse?
Women Single Cognitive impairment/dementia Dependent on caregiver Incontinent Frail or mental disability Previous abuser of the caregiver Institutional setting
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What are the common bruising patterns of abuse? wrap around bruises
Wrap around bruises Accidental bruises don’t form a wrapped appearance A bruise that wraps the wrist, arms, neck, or ankle may indicate force Look for thumb pad on one side and finger pads on the other
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What are the common bruising patterns of abuse? linear bruising
Linear bruising Accidental bruising doesn’t follow linear pattern Striking with an object can cause linear bruising May be seen on back, buttocks, thighs, or arms
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What are the Nursing Interventions – Elder Abuse?
Prevent the abuse from continuing Licensed nurses are considered mandatory reporters—required to report suspicions of elder abuse to Adult Protective Services Reasonable belief that a vulnerable person has, is, or likely to be abused, neglected, or exploited Evidence collection Observe for obvious bruises or body marks Observe and ask about medications Looks for signs of restraints Note body odor, dirty clothing or body, or other signs of neglect Observe for pressure ulcers, dehydration, or malnutrition Photograph injuries and general conditions (follow facility policy) ALWAYS GET PHOTOS
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how do you prevent elder abuse?
educate professionals and public support systems and groups stress management care resources counseling and caregiver self care respite care and home health resources for meals and transportation