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The survey on people with aphasia using long-term care facilities in Tottori Prefecture Yuhei Kodani 1 , Jun Tanemura 1 1Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Faculty of Rehabilitation, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare Keyword: 失語症者 , 実態調査 , 介護保険事業所 , 鳥取県 , コミュニケーション支援 , aphasic people , survey , long-term care facility , Tottori Prefecture , support for communication pp.71-79
Published Date 2022/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200364

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 The purpose of this survey was to clarify the number and basic information of users with aphasia (hereinafter referred to as aphasic users) at long-term care insurance facilities in Tottori Prefecture. The number of aphasic users, their gender, age, years since onset of aphasia, severity of aphasia, and level of care required were surveyed at 1006 establishments. The survey results were compiled and compared by types of facilities. A total of 491 aphasic users were found, which is 47.5% of the total users. Most of them were female, 80 years old or older, had had aphasia for more than one year, had difficulty in daily conversation, and required nursing care of level 4 or 5. Many people with aphasia use long-term care insurance facilities in Tottori Prefecture. It was inferred that people with aphasia are aging and may also have dementia. In addition, the basic information of aphasic users differed by the types of long-term care insurance facilities. It was suggested that support for aphasic users is necessary in long-term care insurance facilities, and that it is necessary to consider the contents of support suitable for each type of facility.

 Key Words:aphasic people, survey, long-term care facility, Tottori Prefecture, support for communication


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