Study Guide

Objective

You can plan, implement and evaluate the health and functional capacity of working-age adults and the elderly.
You are able to assess factors related to the health, living conditions and life situation of an elderly person, risk factors that increase the need for services, and guide the use of the services offered.
You understand the structure of wellbeing at work and the role of occupational health care in the promotion of wellbeing.
You can explain and follow the principles of good occupational health care practices.
You are able to assess the impact of work, work communities and environments on health and provide recommendations and guidelines related to the promotion of personal health.
You know how to take into account multiculturalism in your work.

Content

What elements does wellbeing at work include?
What is the role of occupational health care in promoting wellbeing at work?
Which laws are central to promoting health in the working age and the elderly?
What are the principles of good occupational health care practice?
How are the health conditions of work and the working environment assessed?
How is a person's ability to work and function assessed?
What is occupational safety and how is it organized in the workplace?
What is a priority in health check-ups and health promotion for the elderly?
What are the specific characteristics of aging health advice (e.g. exercise, nutrition, sexuality, sleep, counseling related to aging and long-term illnesses)?
What are the opportunities and uses of welfare technology to promote health in the elderly?
How do you consider multiculturalism in your work?