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Case di riposo

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  • Emanuele Taufer

    (DISA, Faculty of Economics, Trento University)

  • Pier Luigi Novi Inverardi

    (DISA, Faculty of Economics, Trento University)

Abstract

Questo studio prende l'avvio da un'iniziativa di ricerca il cui obiettivo consisteva nella costruzione di un indice sintetico di dipendenza dell'anziano dalla struttura in cui è ospitato, veloce da calcolare e a basso costo. La variabile fondamentale usata nell'analisi è la quantità di tempo giornaliero dedicato dall'Operatore Socio Assistenziale al singolo ospite della Casa di Riposo, scomposta in dieci attività elementari e rilevate per fasce orarie. Dalle osservazioni campionarie si è proceduto a stimare un modello di ANOVA che è risultato avere una percentuale di adattamento di oltre il 90 per cento. Il conseguente indicatore di iso-dipendenza proposto, oltre alla semplicità di calcolo, ha il vantaggio di poter essere impiegato a diversi livelli di dettaglio territoriale permettendo la comparazione di più Case di Riposo o di diverse sotto-strutture componenti la medesima unità (reparti, piani ecc) rispetto alla composizione della dipendenza.

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  • Emanuele Taufer & Pier Luigi Novi Inverardi, 2000. "Case di riposo," Quaderni DISA 034, Department of Computer and Management Sciences, University of Trento, Italy, revised 12 Sep 2003.
    • Handle: RePEc:trt:disatr:034
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