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meni, da so testi za zgodnje odkrivanje bolezni, raziskovanje dejavnikov tveganja ter merila za zgodnje odkrivanje bistvenega pomena; zato ocenjuje, da ima izvajanje obsežnih epidemioloških in kliničnih raziskav z mednarodnim sodelovanjem neizpodbitno dodano vrednost; meni, da bo enako pomembna tudi evropska raziskava zdravstvenih pregledov, ki bo s kognitivnim testnim modulom lahko podala dragocene informacije o številu ljudi z zgodnjimi kognitivnimi težavami;
Regards early diagnostic tests, research into risk factors and early diagnosis criteria as crucial; sees, this being the case, clear added value in conducting large-scale epidemiological and clinical studies on the basis of transnational cooperation; regards the European Health Examination Survey, which will be able to provide valuable information, through its cognitive test module, on the number of people with early-stage cognitive deficiencies, as equally important;
poziva Komisijo, Svet in države članice, naj na področju zdravstvenih in socialnih raziskav ter politike zaposlovanja, zdravstvene in socialne politike upoštevajo posebne potrebe žensk, ki jih je med obolelimi dvakrat več, med negovalci pa nesorazmerno veliko;
Calls on the Commission, the Council and Member States to take into account the specific needs of women, who account for twice the number of sufferers and a disproportionate number of carers, in the areas of medical and social research, health, employment and social policies;
poziva države članice, naj razvijejo dolgoročne politike in akcijske načrte na področju oskrbe in preventive. ki bodo predvidevali in obravnavali socialne in demografske trende, in se osredotočijo na podporo družinam bolnikov, za katere te skrbijo, in s tem ranljivim osebam z demenco nudijo socialno zaščito;
Calls on the Member States to develop long-term policies and action plans in the field of care and prevention which anticipate and address social and demographic trends, and to focus on the support provided to the families of patients for whom they are caring, thereby affording social protection to vulnerable persons suffering from dementia;
poudarja, kako pomembno je preprečevati Alzheimerjevo bolezen s spodbujanjem zdravega načina življenja, kar pomeni tudi z ohranjanjem duševne dejavnosti in s socialno vključenostjo, spodbujanjem dobrih načinov prehranjevanja in telovadbe;
Stresses the importance of preventing Alzheimer's disease by encouraging a healthy lifestyle, including staying mentally and socially engaged, promoting good diets and exercising;
poziva države članice, naj sodelujejo s Komisijo pri preučitvi morebitnih pobud Komisije za pomoč državam članicam pri razvoju in izvajanju skupnega raziskovalnega programa;
Invites the Member States to cooperate with the Commission with a view to exploring possible Commission initiatives to assist Member States in developing and implementing the common research agenda;
poziva države članice, naj razvijejo akcijske načrte, usmerjene k izboljšanju počutja in kakovosti življenja bolnikov z Alzheimerjevo boleznijo in drugimi oblikami demence ter njihovih družin;
Calls on the Member States to develop action plans aimed at improving the well-being and quality of life of patients suffering from Alzheimer's and other dementias, and that of their families;
poziva evropske institucije, naj kolikor je mogoče podprejo Observatorij za raziskave demence Alzheimer Europe kot koristno orodje za razširjanje zgledov najboljše prakse in rezultatov raziskav na paciente in njihove negovalce;
Invites European Institutions to support as far as possible Alzheimer Europe's Dementia Research Observatory as a useful tool for the dissemination of best practices and research results to patients and their carers;
poudarja, da je treba raziskati povezave in razlike med staranjem in demenco, med demenco in depresijo pri starejših osebah ter med razlikami, povezanimi s spolom, in različnimi oblikami demence; poleg tega spodbuja države članice, naj pospešujejo posebne programe zdravstvene oskrbe in raziskovalne programe, ki pripisujejo velik pomen bolnikovi izbiri in obetom, ter oblikujejo priporočila, osredotočena na temeljna načela dostojanstva in socialne vključenosti, ter tako pospeši samostojnost in samostojno odločanje bolnikov;
Points to the importance of research into the connection as well as the distinction between the ageing process and dementia, between dementia and depression in older people, and between gender differences and the various types of dementia; encourages the Member States, furthermore, to promote specific healthcare and research programmes that give great importance to patient choice and perspective, and to formulate recommendations centered on the core principles of dignity and social inclusion, thereby promoting the autonomy and self determination of patients;
poziva države članice, naj namenijo ustrezna sredstva zdravstvenemu varstvu za Alzheimerjeve bolnike ter izmenjavi informacij in povezovanju v mrežo v zvezi s dobljenimi rezultati;
Calls on the Member States to devote suitable resources to healthcare for Alzheimer's patients and to exchanges of information and networking with regard to the results obtained;
poudarja pomen pomoči na domu za bolnike in starejše osebe ter delovanje neprofitnih in prostovoljnih organizacij, ki bistveno prispevajo k negi Alzheimerjevih bolnikov in bolnikov z drugimi boleznimi, povezanimi s staranjem; spodbuja države članice, naj s temi organizacijami vzpostavijo partnerstva in podpirajo njihove dejavnosti; države članice tudi poziva, naj ustrezno upoštevajo in priznajo vlogo neformalne nege, ki jo zagotavljajo sorodniki oseb s temi boleznimi;
Stresses the importance of home help for patients and for the elderly, and the vital contribution made by non-profit and voluntary organisations in the care of Alzheimer's patients and those suffering from other age-related diseases; encourages the Member States to create forms of partnership with those organisations and support for their activities; calls on the Member States, in addition, to give due credit and recognition to the role played by the informal care provided by the relatives of those suffering from these diseases;
poudarja, da so potrebni ukrepi, ki ne bodo usmerjeni le v zdravljenje Alzheimerjeve bolezni z zdravili po tem, ko se je bolezen že razvila, temveč tudi na preprečevalne ukrepe za zmanjšanje možnosti za razvoj Alzheimerjeve bolezni, vključno z dieto in prehrano; poziva k obsežni raziskavi učinkov diete in prehrane na bolezen in k svetovanju, tudi o prehrani, o preprečevanju razvoja bolezni, in k njunemu razširjanju v javnosti prek kampanj za povečanje ozaveščenosti;
Stresses the need for actions which do not just focus on drug-based treatment of Alzheimer's once the condition has developed, but also on preventative measures, including diet and nutrition, to reduce the chances of developing Alzheimer's; calls for extensive research into the effects of diet and nutrition on Alzheimer's and for advice, including nutritional advice, on preventing the disease to be developed and disseminated to the public through awareness raising campaigns;
poudarja, da so za razumevanje psiholoških in družbenih vidikov demence potrebne raziskave na področju zdravstvene ekonomije, družbenih znanosti in humanističnih ved ter nefarmakološki pristopi;
Underlines that research in health economies, social science and humanities, and non-pharmacological approaches is also needed to understand the psychological and social aspects of dementia;
ugotavlja, da bi morala biti diagnoza zgodnjih bolezenskih znakov motenj spomina eno od osrednjih področij varovanja zdravja pri delu;
Sees that the diagnosis of early symptoms of memory disorders should be one of the focal areas in occupational healthcare;
poziva Komisijo, Svet in države članice, naj razmislijo o vzpostavitvi varnostnih standardov za institucije, specializirane za oskrbo starejših, za skupnosti, katerim pripadajo, in za ureditev oskrbe na domu;
Urges the Commission, the Council and the Member States to consider establishing safety standards applicable to institutions specialising in care for the elderly, to the communities to which they belong and to home care arrangements;
poziva države članice, naj v tesnem sodelovanju s Komisijo in z raziskovalnimi organizacijami pripravi skupne smernice za usposabljanje osebja, ki v kakršni koli vlogi dela z bolniki z Alzheimerjevo boleznijo (medicinski in paramedicinski poklici), in za usposabljanje in spremljanje družinskih in drugih negovalcev, da bi zagotovili zadostno in učinkovito uporabo obstoječih virov; poudarja, da hitro narašča potreba po kvalificiranem osebju za delo z osebami z demenco;
Invites Member States, in close cooperation with the Commission and in conjunction with research organisations, to draw up common guidelines for the training of staff who work in whatever capacity with Alzheimer's patients (medical and paramedical professions), and for the training and monitoring of family and other informed carers to ensure competent and effective use of the existing resources; points out that the need for skilled people working with persons with dementia is increasing rapidly;
poziva države članice, naj premislijo o priložnostih, ki jih ponujajo strategije EU 2020 „agenda za nova delovna mesta“ in „nova znanja in spretnosti za nova delovna mesta“ za okrepitev prihodnje zmogljivosti delovne sile, povezane z nego ljudi, ki imajo Alzheimerjevo bolezen ali drugo vrsto demence; v Evropi je treba spodbujati nova delovna mesta, ki zahtevajo posebno usposobljenost, da bo mogoče oskrbeti čedalje bolj odvisno starajoče se prebivalstvo;
Calls on Member States to consider opportunities offered by the EU 2020 strategies ‘A new jobs agenda’ and ‘New skills for new jobs’ to strengthen the future workforce capacity related to looking after people suffering from Alzheimer's and other types of dementia; new skill-specific jobs need to be promoted across Europe to look after an increasingly dependent ageing population;
poziva Komisijo, naj uporabi sredstva vodilne pobude'Unija inovacij' v strategiji Evropa 2020 in načrtovanega pilotnega partnerstva o dejavnem in zdravem staranju (ki se bo začelo v začetku leta 2011) za spoprijem z demenco v Evropi;
Calls on the Commission to leverage the resources of the flagship initiative ‘Innovation Union’ in the Europe 2020 Strategy and the planned pilot partnership on active and healthy ageing (to be launched by early 2011) to tackle dementia in Europe;
poudarja, da nedavni napredek na področju slikanja in raziskav bioloških označevalcev omogoča odkrivanje tihih molekularnih procesov in zgodnjih znamenj Alzheimerjeve bolezni, na primer z označevalcem, o katerem potekajo raziskave, ki omogoča, da amiloidne plošče, ki so ena od dveh poškodb, povezanih s to boleznijo, v možganih postanejo vidne;
Underlines that the recent advances in imaging and biomarker research open the way to detecting silent molecular processes and early signs of Alzheimer's disease by using, for example, a marker which is currently being studied that will make it possible to view amyloid plaques, one of the two lesions associated with this disease, in the brain;
priznava, da družine, negovalci in skupnosti bistveno prispevajo k temu, da oboleli uresničijo svoje zmogljivosti, in poziva države članice, naj podprejo družino, negovalce in življenje v skupnosti;
Recognises the vital contribution families, carers and communities play in enabling suffering patients to realise their potential and asks the Member States to support family, carers and community life;
poudarja pomen psihološke podpore bolnikom in njihovim družinam; poudarja pomen kombinacije psihosocialnega pristopa do staranja in rezultatov s področja medicinskih in biomedicinskih raziskav; zagovarja potrebo po raziskavah na področju zdravstvene ekonomije, socialno-humanističnih vidikov in nefarmacevtskih pristopov k zdravljenju, da se pridobi razumevanje psiholoških, ekonomskih in socialnih vidikov demence ter spodbuja uporaba obstoječih tehnologij (e-zdravstvo, IKT, podporne tehnologije itd.);
Stresses the importance of psychological support for patients and their families; emphasises the importance of combining the psychosocial approach to ageing with the results of medical and biomedical research; advocates the need for research in the fields of the health economy, social-humanistic aspects and non-pharmaceutical approaches to treatment, in order to gain an understanding of the psychological, economic and social aspects of dementia and to promote the use of existing technologies (e-health, ITC, assistive technologies, etc.);
priporoča, naj Komisija pregleda, kako bi bilo mogoče razširiti pobude EU na področju pravic ljudi z demenco, vključno z uporabo predhodnih aktov (oporoke v času življenja) in vprašanjem sistemov skrbništva;
Recommends that the Commission examine how EU initiatives in the field of rights of people with dementia, including the use of advance directives (living wills) and the issue of guardianship systems, can be extended;
spodbuja države članice, naj premislijo o zmanjšanju uporabe antipsihotičnih zdravil v svojih akcijskih načrtih za pomoč bolnikom z Alzheimerjevo boleznijo, saj je, čeprav se ta zdravila običajno predpisujejo za boj proti učinkom demence, dokazano, da je njihov koristni učinek omejen, poleg tega pa njihovo predpisovanje vsako leto prispeva k prekomernemu številu smrti;
Encourages Member States to consider reducing the use of antipsychotic medication in their action plans to aid Alzheimer's sufferers, given that while these drugs are currently commonly prescribed to combat the effects of dementia, their beneficial effect has been shown to be limited, and they have moreover contributed to excess deaths every year as a result of their prescription;
poudarja, da je treba ohraniti dostojanstvo ljudi z Alzheimerjevo boleznijo in odpraviti njihovo stigmatizacijo in diskriminacijo;
Emphasises that the dignity of people with Alzheimer's needs to be preserved and the stigma and discrimination against them needs to be eliminated;
spodbuja države članice in Komisijo, naj razvijejo nove, iz politike izhajajoče pobude za poenostavitev razširjanja informacij in strategije za dostop novih, inovativnih terapij in diagnostičnih testov, ki izpolnjujejo zdaj neizpolnjene potrebe bolnikov z Alzheimerjevo boleznijo, na trg;
Encourages Member States and the Commission to develop new policy-based incentives to facilitate the dissemination of information and market access strategies for innovative therapies and diagnostic tests addressing the current unmet needs of patients with Alzheimer's disease;
spodbuja države članice, naj razvijejo storitve zdravstvenega varstva in socialne storitve v skladu z osnovnim načelom maksimiranja pokritosti in zagotavljanja enakega dostopa in enakopravnosti, spodbujajo razvoj povezanih storitev dostave v skupnosti in na dom v korist dementnim osebam ne glede na starost, spol, etnično pripadnost, gmotni položaj, invalidnost in prebivališče bodisi na podeželju bodisi v mestu; spodbuja države članice, naj sprejmejo ukrepe za spoprijem z dejavniki, ki neenako vplivajo na zdravje prebivalcev, a se je njihovemu vplivu mogoče izogniti; spodbuja Komisijo in države članice, naj še naprej razvijajo zbirko podatkov o zdravstvenih neenakostih;
Encourages the Member States to develop healthcare and social services with the core principle of maximising coverage and ensuring equity of access and equality, to encourage the development of integrated services delivery in communities and at home, to benefit people with dementia regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, wealth, disability, and rural or urban residence; encourages Member States to take action to tackle those factors which impact unequally on the health of the population in a way which is avoidable; encourages the Commission and the Member States to further develop the collection of data on health inequalities;
poziva države članice, naj ne pozabijo na preprečevalno zdravljenje, ki pomaga upočasniti začetek demence, in zagotovijo dostop do cenovno dostopne, kakovostne nege za obolele; države članice posebej opozarja, da je treba te storitve zavarovati v obdobju konsolidacije javnih financ v Evropi;
Calls on the Member States to be aware of the preventative treatment that helps slow the onset of dementia as well as ensuring access to affordable, quality care for sufferers; highlights for Member States that such services need to be protected at a time of fiscal consolidation across Europe;
poziva države članice, naj vzpostavijo evropsko mrežo referenčnih centrov, v katerih bi bilo združeno znanje o diagnosticiranju, zdravljenju in negi bolnikov z demencami in Alzheimerjevo boleznijo ter v katerih bi potekala izmenjava ter ocena informacij in podatkov med državami članicami;
Calls on the Member States to set up an interconnected European network of centres of reference where expertise in the diagnosis, treatment and care of dementia and Alzheimer's would be concentrated and by means of which information and data could be exchanged and evaluated between the Member States;
poziva države članice, naj oblikujejo posamezniku prilagojene oblike oskrbe in pomoči, ki bodo združevale različne stroke in discipline in ki jih bo po obvestilu o diagnozi usklajevala ena referenčna oseba, ter naj omogočijo oskrbo na domu z okrepljeno uporabo večstranskih in specializiranih storitev pomoči in nege na domu, avtomatizacije doma ter novih informacijskih in komunikacijskih tehnologij;
Encourages the Member States to develop personalised pathways for multiprofessional and multidisciplinary care and support coordinated by a single reference person from the moment the diagnosis is notified, in order to facilitate home-based care through increased use of multi-purpose and specialised home help and care services, home automation and new information and communication technologies;
poziva države članice, naj razvijejo raznovrstne, inovativne in kakovostne strukture, ki bodo negovalcem omogočale počitek, kot so začasne nastanitvene zmogljivosti in sprejemni centri, in naj zagotovijo zdravstveno spremljanje negovalcev, na primer z ustrezno zdravstveno oskrbo in psihološko ali socialno podporo;
Calls on the Member States to develop diverse, innovative and high-quality facilities to offer respite to carers, such as accommodation and temporary reception centres, and to monitor the health of carers by, for example, providing them with appropriate medical care and psychological or social support;
poziva Evropsko unijo in države članice, naj okrepijo raziskave, izboljšajo dostop do diagnosticiranja in prilagodijo storitve nege in pomoči potrebam mladih bolnikov;
Calls on the European Union and the Member States to strengthen research, improve access to diagnostic services and adapt care and support services to the needs of young sufferers;
spodbuja države članice, da bolnikom čim prej zagotovijo dostop do novih oblik zdravljenja, ko bodo na voljo in ko bo preverjena in vzpostavljena njihova učinkovitost;
Encourages the Member States to provide patients with access to new treatments whose therapeutic effectiveness has been verified and established, and to do so as soon as possible after they become available;
poziva države članice, naj izboljšajo javno in poklicno ozaveščenost o demenci med kvalificiranimi/polkvalificiranimi zaposlenimi v zdravstvu, odgovornimi za sprejemanje politik in mediji, kar bo imelo za posledico boljše prepoznavanje simptomov Alzheimerjeve bolezni, razumevanje te bolezni in nege obolelih; ozaveščenost mora biti osredotočena na različne sestavine, kot so diagnoza, zdravljenje in ustrezna podpora;
Urges the Member States to improve public and professional awareness of dementia among healthcare skilled/semiskilled professionals, healthcare policy makers and media, resulting in better recognition of the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and understanding of the disease and its care; the awareness must focus on different components such as diagnosis, treatment and appropriate support;
opozarja Komisijo na poročilo Bowis iz leta 2006, ki poziva delodajalce, naj v okviru odgovornosti, ki jo imajo za zdravje in varnost pri delu, uvedejo ukrepe za „duševno zdravje pri delu“, da bi zagotovile osebam z duševnimi motnjami najboljšo možno vključitev na trg dela, ter te politike objavijo in spremljajo v skladu z veljavno zakonodajo na področju zdravja in varnosti; opozarja Komisijo, da Parlament še vedno pričakuje objavo teh politik;
Reminds the Commission of the 2006 Bowis report calling on employers to introduce ‘Mental Health at Work’ policies as a necessary part of their health and safety at work responsibility, with a view to ensuring the best possible incorporation into the labour market of persons with mental disorders, and that these policies should be published and monitored within existing health and safety legislation; reminds the Commission that Parliament is still waiting for these policies to be published;
poudarja obseg stroškov zdravljenja, ki nastanejo zaradi Alzheimerjeve bolezni in drugih oblik demence in ki je pomemben za iskanje možnih rešitev, pri katerih bodo upoštevani: neposredni stroški zdravljenja (vključno s stroški zdravstvenega sistema: stroški specialistov, zdravil, zdravniških preiskav in rednih pregledov); neposredni socialni stroški (vključno s stroški formalnih storitev izven zdravstvenega sistema: storitve skupnosti, nega na domu, zagotavljanje hrane, prevoza in namestitve bolnikov v specialističnih domovih za oskrbo starejših, kjer lahko dobijo zdravstveno pomoč) in neformalni stroški (vključno s stroški, povezanimi z zmanjšano storilnostjo v primeru podaljšanja delovne dobe in z upadom proizvodnje kot posledico predčasne upokojitve, dopusta zaradi zdravstvenih razlogov ali smrti);
Emphasises the scale of the medical costs entailed by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias and that it is important to find viable solutions which take into account: the direct medical costs (comprising health system costs: specialist costs, medicinal products, medical examinations and regular check-ups); the direct social costs (comprising the cost of formal services outside the medical system: community services, home care, provision of food, transport, and placement of patients in specialist residential centres for the care of the elderly, where they can receive medical assistance); and informal costs (comprising the costs associated with reduced productivity in the event of a prolongation of working life, and loss of output as a result of early retirement, leave for medical reasons or death);
spodbuja države članice, naj pripravijo informativne kampanje za javnost in posebne skupine, kot so šolski otroci, zaposleni v zdravstvu in socialni delavci, v katerih bodo primerjali podporne ukrepe za družinske negovalce, združenja bolnikov in nevladne organizacije ter si o teh ukrepih izmenjali izkušnje, s spodbujanjem izdajanja in distribucije letakov, tudi na spletu, z informacijami glede usposabljanja in organizacije prostovoljnih delavcev ter pravnih, psiholoških in zdravstvenih pomočnikov na domu in v dnevnih centrih s spodbujanjem ali ustanavljanjem združenj za Alzheimerjevo bolezen, da bi prizadetim omogočili izmenjavo izkušenj; poudarja, kako pomembna je zmožnosti prepoznavanja simptomov demence v vseh kampanjah za ozaveščanje;
Encourages the Member States to develop information campaigns for the general public and for specific groups such as schoolchildren, healthcare professionals, and social workers, comparing and exchanging experiences on support measures for family carers, patients associations and non-governmental organisations by promoting the publication and distribution of information pamphlets – including online – on the training and organisation of voluntary workers and legal, psychological and health assistants both at home and at day centres by promoting or setting up Alzheimer's associations to enable those concerned to exchange experiences; highlights the importance in all awareness and education campaigns of the ability to recognise the symptoms of dementia;