Traduction de «Négligence de soi chez les aînés » (Français → Anglais) :

abuse and neglect of older adults [ abuse and neglect of the elderly | elder abuse and neglect ]

negligence per se

negligence per se

Given that many instances of elder abuse and neglect go unreported, RNAO urges a multi-facetted approach that also includes effective prevention of the root causes that make people more vulnerable to elder abuse and neglect, such as poverty, discrimination, social isolation and lack of affordable housing.

That definition includes many forms of elder abuse including physical abuse — any act or acts of violence or rough treatment causing injury or physical discomfort; psychological or emotional abuse — any act, including confinement, isolation, verbal assault, humiliation, intimidation, infantilization, or any other treatment which may diminish the sense of identity, dignity, and self-worth; financial abuse or exploitation — the misuse of an elderly person's funds and assets, obtaining property or funds without his or her knowledge and full consent; sexual abuse — any sexual behaviour directed towards an elderly person without his or her full knowledge and consent, including sexual assault, sexual harassment or the use of pornography; medi ...[+++]cation abuse — misuse of an elderly person's medications and prescriptions, including withholding medication and over sedating; violation of civil or human rights — the denial of an elderly person's fundamental human rights according to legislation, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms of the UN Declaration of Human Rights, for example, including withholding of information, denial of privacy, denial of visitors, restriction of liberty or mail censorship; and finally, active neglect — intentional withholding of basic necessities or care.

39. Is of the opinion that high quality training is a vital aspect of judicial reform and welcomes the fact that over 30 % of TAIEX activities are devoted to Justice, Freedom and Security, but questions the relevance of the objective indicators defined in the project fiches, which are used to measure the added value of training activities; points out that indicators such as ‘quality and quantity of training activities carried out by trainers’ or ’trained judicial advisors satisfied with the training’ mainly focus on output and overlook outcomes; points out, for instance, that the fact that participants state in a questionnaire that tra ...[+++]ining will influence their work is not in itself an impact indicator; calls, therefore, on the Commission to further fine-tune its training-related indicators and to organise a thorough impact assessment of the training activities implemented in the candidate and potential candidate countries;

39. Is of the opinion that high quality training is a vital aspect of judicial reform and welcomes the fact that over 30 % of TAIEX activities are devoted to Justice, Freedom and Security, but questions the relevance of the objective indicators defined in the project fiches, which are used to measure the added value of training activities; points out that indicators such as ‘quality and quantity of training activities carried out by trainers’ or ‘trained judicial advisors satisfied with the training’ mainly focus on output and overlook outcomes; points out, for instance, that the fact that participants state in a questionnaire that tra ...[+++]ining will influence their work is not in itself an impact indicator; calls, therefore, on the Commission to further fine-tune its training-related indicators and to organise a thorough impact assessment of the training activities implemented in the candidate and potential candidate countries;