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Slide1

Healthy housing, Active aging健康住宅, 活躍老化

Prof. emerita dr. J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk

Slide2

WHO definition of Health 聯合國對「健康」的定義

Health

is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity健康 是指生理, 心里與社會福祉的狀態, 而非只是無疾病或不衰弱The definition has not been amended since 1948此定義自1948年起, 就未修訂過

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資料來源

:

Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization as adopted by the International Health Conference, New York, 19-22 June, 1946; signed on 22 July 1946 by the representatives of 61 States (Official Records of the World Health Organization, no. 2, p. 100) and

entered into force on 7 April 1948

Slide3

Meanings 含義Active aging

= Remaining an active member of society during the whole aging process

活躍老化

=在整個老化過程, 保留社會中的積極成員Healthy housing = A living environment to support human health (and to diminish disease)健康住宅=支援人類健康的生活環境 (並減少疾病)/Built environmentPAGE

2

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 A. Zaidi: Enabling environments for active and healthy ageing

in EU countries. Gerontechnology 2014;12(4):201-208;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2014.12.4.003.00

Slide4

Healthy housing = an enabling environment健康住宅=一個有利的環境

= Supporting

physical

, mental and social wellbeing (and preventing or diminishing disease)=支援生理,心理和社會福祉 (並預防或減少疾病)/Built environmentPAGE 3

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Housing in a broad sense includes the whole

man-made built environment住宅在廣

義上

包括了

整個

人為的

建築

環境

Slide5

European Active Ageing Index (AAI)歐洲活躍老化指數 (AAI)

Employment

僱用

(4項) 4 itemsParticipation in society 社會參與 (4項) 4 itemsIndependent, healthy and secure living 6 items

獨立、

健康、安全的生活

(6項

)

Capacity and enabling environment

6 items

容量和有利的

環境

生活

(

6

)

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4

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Newest

version:

http

://

www1.unece.org/stat/platform/display/AAI/Active+Ageing+Index+Home

Slide6

Living (3) and enabling environments (4)生活(3)和有利環境(4)

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514-5-2016r=0.77Source: A. Zaidi. Enabling environments for active and healthy ageing in the EU countries. Gerontechnology 2014;12(4):201-208; doi:10.4017/gt.2014.12.4.003.00

獨立

、健康、安全的生活

有利活躍老化的

環境生活

羅馬尼亞

匈牙利

斯洛文尼亞

德國

荷蘭

丹麥

瑞典

英國

盧森堡

比利時

西班牙

葡萄牙

保加利亞

塞浦路斯

捷克奧地利馬爾他拉脫維亞

希臘斯洛伐克波蘭愛沙尼亞立陶宛

Slide7

Active Ageing Index (AAI) Section 3活躍老化指數

Independent, healthy and secure living

獨立

、健康、安全的生活Physical exercise 體能鍛煉Access to health services 獲得醫療服務Independent living 獨立生活Financial security

財務安全

Physical safety 體能安全

Lifelong learning 終身學習

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How will housing contribute?

住房如何有助於此項

?

Slide8

Active Ageing Index (AAI) Section 3活躍老化指數

Independent, healthy and secure living

獨立

、健康、安全生活Physical exercise 體能鍛煉Access to health services 獲得醫療服務Independent living 獨立生活

Financial

security 財務安全

Physical safety 體能安全

Lifelong

learning

終身學習

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Main c

ontribution of housing

住宅的主要貢獻

Slide9

Active Ageing Index (AAI) Section 4活躍老化指數

Enabling environment

for active & healthy ageing

有利環境 (活躍老化與健康老化) Remaining life expectancy 剩餘壽命 Share of healthy-life years 分享健康生活年份

Mental wellbeing

精神健康狀況 Use of ICT

使用資訊通訊技術

Social connectedness

社會網絡

Educational attainment

教育

程度

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8

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How will housing contribute?

住房如何有助於此項

?

Slide10

Active Ageing Index (AAI) Section 4活躍老化指數

Enabling environment

for active & healthy ageing

有利環境 (活躍老化與健康老化) Remaining life expectancy 剩餘壽命 Share of healthy-life years 分享健康生活年份 Mental wellbeing 精神健康狀況 Use of ICT 使用資訊通訊技術

Social connectedness 社會網絡 Educational attainment

教育程度

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9

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Main

contribution of housing

住宅的主要貢獻

Slide11

‘Global Age Watch Index’ (GAWI)

全球老化觀察指數

Income security

收入保障 (4項) 4 itemsHealth status 健康狀況 (3項) 3 itemsEmployment and education 就業與教育 (2項)

2 itemsEnabling environment

有利環境 (4項)

4 items

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10

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Newest

version

:

http://www.helpage.org/global-agewatch

/

Slide12

GAWI rankings 全球老化觀察指數排名/Built environment

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11

14-5-2016Index rankings 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 91Source: V. Taipale. The Global AgeWatch

index, GAWI, 2013. Gerontechnology 2014;13(1):16-20; doi:10.4017

/gt.2014.13.1.010.00

Newest version: http://www.helpage.org/global-agewatch/population-ageing-data/global-rankings-map

/

指數排名

,

以顏色區分

Slide13

‘Global Age Watch Index’ (GAWI) & Housing

全球老化觀察指數

與 住房2. Health status 健康狀況 Life expectancy at 60 預期壽命 60歲

Healthy life expectancy at 60 健康期

望壽命命

60歲

Psychological well-being

心理

健康

4. Enabling environment

有利

環境

Social connections

社會網絡

Physical safety

體能安全

Civic freedom

公民自由 Access to public transport 使用大眾交通運輸

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How will housing contribute?

住房如何有助於此項

?

Slide14

‘Global Age Watch Index’ (GAWI) & Housing全球老化觀察指數

住房2. Health status Life expectancy at 60 預期壽命 60歲 Healthy life expectancy at 60 健康期望壽命命 60歲

Psychological well-being 心理健康

4. Enabling environment 有利環境

Social connections 社會網絡

Physical safety

體能安全

Civic freedom

公民自由

Access to public transport

使用大眾交通

運輸

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↑ Main

contribution of housing

住宅的主要貢獻

Slide15

AAI+GAWI: Healthy housing – Active Aging活躍老化指數+全球老化觀察指數: 健康住宅-

活躍老化

(AAI 3)

Independent living 獨立生活(AAI 3, GAWI 4) Physical safety 體能安全

(GAWI

4) Access to public transport

使用大眾交通

運輸

(

GAWI

2)

Psychological

well-being

心理健

=

(AAI 4)

Mental

wellbeing

精神健康狀

+

(AAI 4) Social connectedness 社會網絡/Built environmentPAGE 14

14-5-2016Situation in the Sinophone world? 全球華人世界的情況?

Slide16

AAI+GAWI: Healthy housing – Active Aging活躍老化指數+全球老化觀察指數: 健康住宅-活躍老化

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1514-5-2016Source: Y-L. Hsu, A Chinese response to the aging society. Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):187-190; doi:10.4017/gt.2016.14.4.011.00

Situation in the

Sinophone

world

球華人世界的情

Adding

1.

Xiào

(Filial piety)

增加了孝道

2. Independent

living

獨立生活

3. Physical

safety

體能安全

4. Access

to public transport 使用大眾交通運輸5. Psychological well-being 心理健康 (= Mental wellbeing 精神健康狀況 + Social connectedness 社會網絡)

Slide17

Adding Xiào (Filial piety) 增加了孝道

“… findings suggest to young people how to choose their usage pattern of non-Face-to-Face contact with their parents wisely”.

研究結果建議年輕人

, 如何明智地選擇與父母非面對面的聯絡時的使用模式(From: K. Sun, M-Y. Zuo, D. Kong. Communication with children for older adults’ life satisfaction: Non-face-to-face and/or face-to-face? Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):191-203; doi:10.4017/gt.2016.14.4.002.00)This approach should also be taught to daughters and sons in the Western World這樣盡孝道方式也應該建議西方世界為人子女者使用

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Slide18

Housing relevance of needs for home care according to home care experts on

Taiwan

居家照護需求的住宅相關項目

(根據台灣居家照護專家的意見)

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Physiological

基本生理

 

0.296

 

Extending old

age

延展晚年

0.034

 

Acclimatizing to natural

aging

馴化自然老化

0.052

 

Facing non-natural

aging

面對非自然老化

0.045

 

Food

食物

0.091

 

Clothing

服裝

0.031

 

Housing

居家

0.044

 

Security

安全

0.276

 

Health and security

健康與安全

0.088

 

Safety

and

happiness

安全

與快樂

0.026

 

Economic

security

經濟安全

0.055

 

Household

security

家庭安全

0.050

 

Personal

safety

人身安全

0.056

 

Love and

belonging

愛與歸屬

0.153

 

Psychological adjustment to natural

aging

心理調適自然老化

0.048

 

Overcoming psychological stress of

illness

克服疾病的心理壓力

0.057

 

Adjustment to a new

life

調整並產生一個新的生活

0.049

 

Esteem

自尊

0.172

 

How others view

oneself

別人如何看待自己

0.054

 

Elderly’s view on themselves and

life

高齡者對自己

&

人生的看法

0.070

 

Bidding farewell to

life

告別生活

0.048

 

Self-

actualization

自我需求

0.103

 

Learning and

creativity

學習與創意

0.051

 

Societal responsibilities and

obligations

社會責任與義務

0.052

 

Source:

K.H

. Wang, H-C. Chen, G. Chen.

Gerontechnology 2016

; 14(4):239-243;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.006.00

Slide19

Housing relevance of needs for home care according to home care experts on Taiwan

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Physiological

 

0.296

 

Extending old age

0.034

 

Acclimatizing to natural aging

0.052

 

Facing non-natural aging

0.045

 

Food

0.091

 

Clothing

0.031

 

Housing

0.044

 

Security

0.276

 

Health and security

0.088

 

Safety

and happiness

0.026

 

Economic security

0.055

 

Household security

0.050

 

Personal safety

0.056

 

Love and belonging

0.153

 

Psychological adjustment to natural aging

0.048

 

Overcoming psychological stress of illness

0.057

 

Adjustment to a new life

0.049

 

Esteem

0.172

 

How others view oneself

0.054

 

Elderly’s view on themselves and life

0.070

 

Bidding farewell to life

0.048

 

Self-actualization

0.103

 

Learning and creativity

0.051

 

Societal responsibilities and obligations

0.052

 

GREEN = housing related

Source:

K.H

. Wang, H-C. Chen, G. Chen.

Gerontechnology 2016

; 14(4):239-243;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.006.00

Slide20

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

385

台灣高齡者認為住宅應改善的地方

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A-

Entrance

入口

A1 No steps

A3

Wheelchair can turn around

A2

No thresholds

A4

Easy to open and lock doors

B-

Corridor

走廊

B1

Wheelchair operates with ease

B4

Even surface

B2

No thresholds in door entrances

B5

Anti-slip

B3

No stacking things, no rubble

 

C-Stairs

樓梯

C1

Step height appropriate

C3

Handrail appropriate

C2

Step edge anti-slip

C4

Lighting appropriate

D-Room

房間

D1

Parents' bedroom on first floor

D3

Sliding doors

D2

Bathroom next to bedroom

 

E-Toilet and

bathroom

浴廁

E1

Bath and shower separated

E4

Anti-slip chair in bathroom

E2

No threshold at bathroom entrance

E5

Handrails in bathroom

E3

Anti-slip floor

E6

Wheelchair operates with ease

F-

Kitchen

廚房

F1

Floor anti-slip

F5

Kitchen sink height appropriate

F2

Kitchen-table

height appropriate

F6

Safety switches on gas stove

F3

Wheelchair use with

table

F7

Smoke detector present

F4

Cupboard height appropriate

 

Each element evaluated for importance and performance

Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

Slide21

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

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Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

Green

Red

Orange

重要度

性能

優勢保持區

次要改善區

優先改善區

過度重視區

Slide22

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

/Built environment

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A-Entrance

A1 No steps

A3

Wheelchair can turn around

A2

No thresholds

A4 Easy to open and lock

doors

方便開門與關門

B-Corridor

B1 Wheelchair operates with

ease

方便輪椅操作

B4 Even surface

即使表面

B2

No thresholds in door entrances

B5 Anti-

slip

止滑

B3 No stacking things, no

rubble

無堆積物或碎石

 

C-Stairs

C1 Step height

appropriate

台階高度

適宜

C3 Handrail

appropriate

適當扶手

C2 Step edge anti-

slip

台階邊緣防滑

C4 Lighting

appropriate

燈光合宜

D-Room

D1

Parents‘

bedroom on first

floor

長者房設在一樓

D3

Sliding doors

D2

Bathroom next to bedroom

 

E-Toilet and bathroom

E1

Bath and shower separated

E4

Anti-slip chair in bathroom

E2

No threshold at bathroom entrance

E5

Handrails in bathroom

E3 Anti-slip

floor

防滑地板

E6

Wheelchair operates with ease

F-Kitchen

F1 Floor anti-

slip

防滑地板

F5

Kitchen sink height appropriate

F2

Kitchen-table

height

appropriate

廚房檯面高度適宜

F6 Safety switches on gas

stove

燃氣灶安全開關

F3

Wheelchair use with

table

F7

Smoke detector present

F4

Cupboard height appropriate

 

Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

Green: keep-up the good work (high performance, high importance)

綠色代表

優勢保持區

Slide23

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

/Built environment

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A-Entrance

A1 No steps

A3

Wheelchair can turn around

A2

No thresholds

A4

Easy to open and lock doors

B-Corridor

B1

Wheelchair operates with ease

B4

Even surface

B2

No thresholds in door entrances

B5

Anti-slip

B3

No stacking things, no rubble

 

C-Stairs

C1

Step height appropriate

C3

Handrail appropriate

C2

Step edge anti-slip

C4

Lighting appropriate

D-Room

D1

Parents' bedroom on first floor

D3

Sliding doors

D2

Bathroom next to bedroom

 

E-Toilet and bathroom

E1

Bath and shower separated

E4

Anti-slip chair in bathroom

E2

No threshold at bathroom entrance

E5

Handrails in bathroom

E3

Anti-slip floor

E6

Wheelchair operates with ease

F-Kitchen

F1

Floor anti-slip

F5

Kitchen sink height appropriate

F2

Kitchen-table

height appropriate

F6

Safety switches on gas stove

F3

Wheelchair use with

table

F7

Smoke detector present

F4

Cupboard height appropriate

 

Green: keep-up the good work (high performance, high importance)

Orange: low performance, but low priority

Red: Priority measure (low performance, high importance}

Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

優勢保持區

次要改善區

優先改善區

Slide24

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

/Built environment

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A-Entrance

A1 No steps

A3

Wheelchair can turn around

A2

No thresholds

A4

Easy to open and lock doors

B-Corridor

B1

Wheelchair operates with ease

B4

Even surface

B2

No thresholds in door entrances

B5

Anti-slip

B3

No stacking things, no rubble

 

C-Stairs

C1

Step height appropriate

C3

Handrail appropriate

C2

Step edge anti-slip

C4

Lighting appropriate

D-Room

D1

Parents' bedroom on first floor

D3

Sliding doors

D2

Bathroom next to bedroom

 

E-Toilet and bathroom

E1

Bath and shower separated

E4

Anti-slip chair in bathroom

E2

No threshold at bathroom entrance

E5

Handrails in bathroom

E3

Anti-slip floor

E6

Wheelchair operates with ease

F-Kitchen

F1

Floor anti-slip

F5

Kitchen sink height appropriate

F2

Kitchen-table

height appropriate

F6

Safety switches on gas stove

F3

Wheelchair use with

table

F7

Smoke detector present

F4

Cupboard height appropriate

 

Green: keep-up the good work (high performance, high importance)

Orange: low performance, but low priority

Red: concentrate improvement here, high importance, low performance

Black: Possible overkill, high performance, low priority

Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

過度重視區

優勢保持區

次要改善區

優先改善區

Slide25

Housing evaluation by 385

Taiwanese older adults

/Built environment

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A-Entrance

A1 No steps

A3

Wheelchair can turn around

A2

No thresholds

A4

Easy to open and lock doors

B-Corridor

B1

Wheelchair operates with ease

B4

Even surface

B2

No thresholds in door entrances

B5

Anti-slip

B3

No stacking things, no rubble

 

C-Stairs

C1

Step height appropriate

C3

Handrail appropriate

C2

Step edge anti-slip

C4

Lighting appropriate

D-Room

D1

Parents' bedroom on first floor

D3

Sliding doors

D2

Bathroom next to bedroom

 

E-Toilet and bathroom

E1

Bath and shower separated

E4

Anti-slip chair in bathroom

E2

No threshold at bathroom entrance

E5

Handrails in bathroom

E3

Anti-slip floor

E6

Wheelchair operates with ease

F-Kitchen

F1

Floor anti-slip

F5

Kitchen sink height appropriate

F2

Kitchen-table

height appropriate

F6

Safety switches on gas stove

F3

Wheelchair use with

table

F7

Smoke detector present

F4

Cupboard height appropriate

 

To support ‘Active Aging’ by preventing tripping and falling

 Take care of

RED

and

ORANGE

!

(and keep both

GREEN

and BLACK at good performance)

Source: C-S. Lin, H-J. Lee, J.L. Fozard Gerontechnology 2016;14(4):218-223;

doi:10.4017

/

gt.2016.14.4.009.00

為了支援活躍老化

,

預防高齡者絆倒或跌倒

儘快改善

紅色

橘色

部分

(

但維持

綠色

和黑色

,

以維護照護品質

)

Slide26

Conclusion 結論

Healthy housing

contributes to

Active aging健康住宅有利於活躍老化 byEnabling a happy and active aging-life 擁有快樂與活躍的老年生活Preventing / compressing morbidities & accidents

預防/壓縮

發病率與意外 e.g. Falling and tripping accidents

意外跌倒與絆倒 House-dust allergy

塵過敏

Veteran’s disease

退伍

軍人症

Dengue Fever

(mosquito vectors)

革熱

e.t.c

.

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