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Schulz-Nieswandt

Biberacher "Unsere Brücke e.V."

Redundanz im bunten Flickenteppich der Beratung, Fallsteuerung und Netzwerkbildung oder Modell der Lückenschließung?
Nomos,  2018, 73 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-4738-2


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The work is part of the series Studien zum sozialen Dasein der Person (Volume 27)
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englischAn important problem in Germany’s cure and care system is the vulnerability of elderly people with limited social networks when they leave hospital. Not only is the problem well known under the conditions of the DRG system, but also in international discussions about the key challenge of helping the elderly to avoid falling into the ‘no-care zone’ and about the possible answer to the problem being the idea of transitional care. This study discusses the problem in relation to a real experiment conducted in the rural region of Biberach (Riß) in South West Germany. Its analysis was part of a mixed methods design evaluation conducted by Hermann Brandenburg and his research team from the Faculty of Nursing Science at the Philosophical-Theological University of Vallendar on behalf of the ministry of Baden-Württemberg. Their study recommends how to use the potential of social law to find better solutions. From the perspective of the variety of different local/regional sociopolitical cultures, the study explains the idea of using equi-functional solutions to cope with the challenge.