Move the medical care to create new opportunities for wisdom and old age
How can we ask about China's aging situation? The answer must be: very serious. China's population aging trend in the 21st century has three stages. As early as 2001, the proportion of the 60-year-old population has exceeded 10%, nearly 20 years is the rapid aging stage; 2021-2050 is the accelerated high aging stage; 2051-2100 will enter the stable stage. Especially in Shanghai, the problem of deep aging is now very serious, with 28.8% of the elderly and about 4.14 million, of which 800,000 are older than 80. Traditional pensions are overwhelmed, where is the way out? What kind of benefits can the Internet of Things and information construction bring to the pension industry? What kind of intelligent hardware is really needed by the aged care service? On December 29th, the launch of the "Smart Wisdom Care, Big Love Warm Sunset" smart mattress system sponsored by Shanghai Mobile Medical Devices Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Maid Medical) was opened in Shanghai, with more than 160 people coming from Experts and scholars from first-line pension institutions and medical institutions gathered together to interpret new opportunities for smart retirement. Figure title: The conference was packed. Smart service upgrade Intelligent pension refers to the establishment of a remote real-time monitoring service platform based on advanced Internet of Things and sensor technology, collecting physical signs data and environmental data of the elderly. Through cloud data analysis, different analysis results are remotely transmitted to the elderly themselves and their children according to pre-established rules. Medical care workers or third-party emergency aid agencies. For the aged care institutions, the introduction of informational and intelligent products not only helps to reduce the labor intensity of the nursing staff, but also can keep abreast of the physical condition of the elderly so as to make corresponding measures, thereby greatly improving the quality of the nursing service. Photo: Zhang Yushu, President of Shanghai Social Welfare Industry Association Zhang Naizi, dean of the Shanghai Third Welfare Social Welfare Institute, said at the meeting that Shanghai is more afraid of aging than aging. As of the end of this year, there are 800,000 80-year-olds in Shanghai; at the same time, there are 660 in Shanghai. The old-age care institutions will have over 670 at the end of the year and 110,000 beds. The third welfare institution in Shanghai is mainly based on disabled and demented elderly. These people urgently need medical services and life care. The support of information technology and intelligent products is particularly important. Photo: Zhang Naizi, Dean of Shanghai Third Welfare Social Welfare Institute At present, the Third Welfare Institute has implemented functions such as access control and anti-lost system, anti-falling and falling-down bed, vital signs monitoring, telemedicine, and medical care through intelligent products. "For example, our smart monitoring system can ensure that the elderly with dementia will not run out of the nursing home through the face recognition system. We hope that the future intelligent products can meet the needs of easy operation, easy management, upgradeable systems, etc., and can be built. A complete informational long-term care system, Zhang Nazi said. Based on the keen perception of the needs of the elderly, Shanghai Mobile Medical Devices Co., Ltd. released the first SmartMattress smart mattress monitoring system for smart ageing on the day of the event, which can provide sleep quality monitoring, respiratory monitoring, heart rate monitoring and bed-out alarms. Great function. Li Peng, general manager of the company, said: "With the function of leaving the bed as an example, through our products, the old guards received the alarm after leaving the bed for more than a period of time, so that they can go to the rounds in a targeted manner to see if the elderly are When I fell out of bed, I sneaked out and sneaked out, thus reducing the pressure on the work of the nurses and discovering the accidents of the elderly in time to avoid misfortune." Medical and residential home care At present, China's pension model is 90-7-3, 90% is home-based care, 7% is community pension, and 3% is a professional pension institution. According to statistics from the Office of Ageing, the proportion of empty-nest families/empty-nest families will reach 90% in 2030, and the care of elderly people at home will bring great challenges. Fang Ningyuan, director of the Department of Geriatrics at Renji Hospital in Shanghai and specializing in chronic disease at the Ministry of Health, said: “Now the hospital is hard to find, and the combination of medical care for the elderly is beginning to become a trend. The government also hopes to rely on the community and the Internet, the Internet of Things, and smart sensors. New technologies will enable the seamless integration of primary health care institutions and community pension institutions. Smart pensions will surely usher in explosive growth." Photo: Fang Ningyuan, director of the Department of Geriatrics, Renji Hospital, Shanghai, specializing in chronic disease Youth Biotech CO,. Ltd. , https://www.youtherb.com
