UNASSIGNED:尽管国家医学研究所社会保障委员会建议应将一个人的财务能力定义并评估为现实世界的表现,在创建将这种想法转化为可靠方法的方法方面进展甚微。当前的临床评论侧重于分析评估中的实际财务管理和决策,以确定老年人是否需要管理员。
UNASSIGNED:案例研究用于说明如何采取可行的方法来分析财务管理和决策,并将其应用于财务能力评估。
UASSIGNED:通过对支票和信用卡对账单进行以人为本的分析,并使用半结构化访谈,临床医生能够评估一名老年人的财务管理和决策能力.
UNASSIGNED:临床老年病学家在可能的情况下具有增强自主性的伦理特权。分析一个人的实际财务管理记录,而不是假设的和可能不熟悉的财务任务,可能代表了在以人为中心的财务管理和能力评估中向前迈出了一步。
未经评估:临床老年病学家经常被要求提供经济能力评估。采用以人为本的方法来评估财务管理和财务决策,为评估财务能力提供了一种新的可靠方法。
Although the National Institute of Medicine Social Security committee recommended that a person\'s financial capacity should be defined and assessed as real-world performance, there has been scant progress on creating methods to translate this idea into reliable methods. The current clinical comment focuses on analyzing actual financial management and decision-making in an evaluation to determine whether the older person needed a conservator.
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case study is used to illustrate how to take a feasible approach to analyzing financial management and decisions and applying those to financial capacity assessment.
By employing a person-centered analysis of checking and credit card statements and using a semi-structured interview, the clinician was able to assess the financial management and decision-making skills of an older adult.
Clinical gerontologists have an ethical prerogative to enhance autonomy where possible. Analyzing a person\'s actual financial management records as opposed to hypothetical and perhaps unfamiliar financial tasks may represent a step forward in person-centered assessment of financial management and capacity.
Clinical gerontologists are often asked to provide financial capacity assessments. Using a person-centered approach to assessing financial management and financial decision-making offers a new and reliable method of assessing financial capacity.