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Informal care giving for disabled stroke survivors

机译：非正式照顾残疾人中风幸存者

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At any time, about 0.5% of the population of the United Kingdom (250 000 out of 50 million) are disabled stroke survivors who are dependent on the help of a carer to perform community based activities (for example, shopping), domestic activities (housework), and personal activities of daily living (mobilising, toileting, bathing, dressing, grooming, and feeding). This year, at least another 0.07% (35 000) of the UK population will become disabled stroke survivors seeking full time or part time care. Such care is generally provided in a nursing home, hostel, or the home of the patient or Carer, often after a period of care and rehabilitation in hospital. Additional formal support may sometimes be forthcoming from community nursing services and allied health and social services. But the onus of caring for such patients at home usually falls on one or more informal care givers, who are often family members (usually spouses and children), and sometimes friends. Two papers in this issue show that providing care givers with training in basic nursing skills is good for the patient, the care givers, and the community (pp 1099, 1102).
机译：在任何时候,大约0.5%的人口联合王国(250 000 5000万)禁用那些依赖中风幸存者执行基于社区的一个机构的帮助活动(比如,购物),国内活动(家务),和个人活动日常生活(动员,个人卫生,洗澡,穿衣,打扮,和喂养)。000年至少0.07%(35)的英国人将成为残疾人中风幸存者寻求全职或兼职保健。通常提供一个疗养院、旅馆或病人的家庭或看护,常在保健和康复期住院了。额外的正式支持可能有时从社区护理服务和即将到来的盟军的健康和社会服务。在家照顾此类病人通常下跌在一个或多个非正式的护理人员,通常通常家庭成员(配偶和孩子),有时朋友。这个问题表明,为护理人员提供培训有利于基本护理技能病人,护理人员,社区(pp1099, 1102).

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