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| Paper Title: | EVOLVING ROLES OF ALLIED HEALTH CARE IN GERIATRIC CARE |
| Authors Name: | Rashmi Pandey , Shalu Singh , Rashmi , Vanshika , Akansha |
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| Published Paper Id: | IJRTI2309007 |
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| Abstract: | Globally prevalent, an ageing population has a significant effect on healthcare systems all around the world. The need for thorough and professional geriatric care continues to grow as the percentage of older adults keeps expanding. Allied health specialists, who specialize in a wide range of specialties like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language pathology, dietary habits, among others, play a critical role in addressing the distinct and complicated needs of older persons. The study highlights the potential and challenges brought on by an ageing population as it examines the changing responsibilities of allied health care professionals in geriatric care. Acute care or surgical rehabilitation of elderly persons has historically relied heavily on allied health personnel. Their responsibilities now extend outside of conventional rehabilitation settings and favors a more proactive and preventive approach. To improve the quality of life and functional independence of older persons, allied health professionals are currently working on early intervention, health promotion, and illness prevention measures. This change indicates a move away from a model that prioritizes cures and towards one that is more comprehensive and patient-centered. Moreover, collaboration between several allied health specialties is necessary due to the multifaceted character of geriatric care. Interprofessional teams, which guarantee a thorough examination of an older adult's physical, cognitive, emotional, and social well-being, are increasingly the norm in geriatric care. These teams assist the implementation of integrated care plans that take into account both medical issues and psychosocial aspects that affect health outcomes. The way geriatric care is provided is changing, and technology is a key factor in that change. Allied health providers can deliver interventions and track progress without geographical restrictions thanks to telehealth and remote monitoring systems. For older persons who might have trouble getting to conventional healthcare institutions, this is very helpful. There are still difficulties, such as a lack of qualified workers, payment problems, and the requirement for continual professional growth to meet the changing needs of geriatric care. But as the importance of allied health professionals in providing geriatric care is becoming more widely acknowledged, efforts are being made to solve these problems and better incorporate their knowledge into healthcare systems. To meet the demands of an ageing society, the roles of allied health care workers in geriatric care are fast changing. Their contributions include holistic care, prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation. These services are frequently provided in conjunction with other professionals and with the use of new technology. Allied health professionals will undoubtedly continue to play a crucial role in enhancing the health, happiness, and functional independence of older persons as the discipline of geriatric care develops. |
| Keywords: | GERIATRIC CARE, HEALTH, PREVENTION, CARE |
| Cite Article: | "EVOLVING ROLES OF ALLIED HEALTH CARE IN GERIATRIC CARE", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.8, Issue 9, page no.35 - 37, September-2023, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2309007.pdf |
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