CEOMA trained for the proper handling of fasteners, falls, and other common in homes for elderly contingencies.

-the course has been aimed at directors, medical and intermediate commands of nursing homes and day centres of care for dependent elderly

Madrid, 2011-December La Confederation Spanish organizations for older (CEOMA) held last Tuesday 29 a day on security Legal residences, addressed to directors, medical and intermediate commands of nursing homes and day centres of care for elderly in a situation of dependence.

The course, which took place at the headquarters of the Institute of elderly and social services (IMSERSO), located on the street c / Ginzo de Limia, 58, in Madrid, was based on theoretical presentations by teachers, Juan Siso and Antonio Burgess, who also presented case studies and responded on cases presented by the students.

The day addressed the handling of contingencies more frequent in the residences of older people, such as falls, pylons, deviations of insane people, and accidents with railings, and formulas to protect before the lawsuits and more frequent administrative complaints, as well as normative references from social services of the autonomous communities and the types of legal liability, among other issues.

The objective is to provide the decision makers in the centres of guidelines to prevent the legal risk implicit in them, creating a scenario of greater certainty that allows to develop actions in favour of persons subject to attention, such as the Elimination of pylons, avoid therapeutic take and other treatments of dubious utility.

The celebration of this day as part of initiatives developed by the Confederation in programme area trigger to the elderly and Alzheimer’s patient ”. It is a project which is one further demonstration of the commitment that CEOMA keeps Alzheimer sufferers and their families.

This program was awarded the International Prize Prince of Viana customer dependency ” 2010, and its main purpose is to support centres wishing to work to rationalize the use of pylons.

CEOMA

The Spanish Confederation of older organizations (CEOMA) is an organization created non-profit for the defence of the rights of older persons. It represents more than one million members of Base and almost 1,500 associations and comprises 40 organizations of elders of the various autonomous communities.