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Yuka Sumi Medical Officer Ageing and Life Course Department ICOPE supports SDGs and UHC WHOs 13th general programme of work (GPW) 2019-2023 Mission: Promote health keep the world safe serve the vulnerable Strategic priorities:

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  1. Yuka Sumi Medical Officer Ageing and Life Course Department

  2. ICOPE supports SDGs and UHC WHO’s 13th general programme of work (GPW) 2019-2023 Mission: Promote health – keep the world safe – serve the vulnerable Strategic priorities: Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages by 1. Achieving universal health coverage (UHC) 2. Addressing health emegencies 3. Promoting healthier populations

  3. World Report on Ageing and Health Healthy Ageing Process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in older age Intrinsic Capacity (IC) Composite of all the physical and mental capacities of an individual Functional Ability (FA) Combination and interaction of IC with the environment a person inhabits

  4. SPECIALIZED PRIMARY HOSPITALS DOCTORS HEALTH CLINIC 1 Fragmented Older people are services frequently faced with... 2 Too far from INTEGRATED where they live CARE is important to help older adults maximize 3 their Intrinsic Capacity Ageist attitudes of and Functional Ability healthcare workers in the community. 4 Lack of interventions to optimize Intrinsic Capacity and Functional Ability

  5. ICOPE reflects a community-based approach that will help to reorient health and social services towards a more person-centred and coordinated model of care that supports optimising functional ability for older people

  6. Scope of ICOPE approach ICOPE approach High and Stable Declining Intrinsic Capacity Significant loss Increasing age group

  7. Key concept of Healthy Ageing and IC  Shifting from detecting diseases in one point in time and treating in fragmented ways, to assess function longitudinally across the life course  Considers all phases of older age as part of continuous trajectory of intrinsic capacity and functional ability

  8. to manage declines in the intrinsic 6 Actions capacity of older people 1. Improve musculoskeletal function, mobility and vitality 2. Maintain older adults’ capacity to see and hear 3. Prevent cognitive impairment & promote psychological well-being 4. Manage age-related conditions such as urinary incontinence 5. Prevent falls 6. Support caregivers Take action today.

  9. ICOPE Approach 3 Design a person- centred care plan 1 Screening for declines in Intrinsic Oral Cognitive Capacity (IC) supplemental stimulation nutrition 2 Strength and Home adaption resistance exercise to prevent falls Those with declines are referred for comprehensive assessment (Intrinsic Capacity and social care needs) Photo credit: 1. National Cancer Institute/ Rhoda Baer 2. U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Omari Bernard 3. Own work/ Ewien van Bergeijk - Kwant

  10. ICOPE implementation framework: Guidance for systems and services 19 actions for implementing ICOPE in community settings

  11. Principles of ICOPE Person-centred Care  Person-centred goal setting  Involve multi-diciprinary team  Engage community and care-giver  Include multi-component interventions in the care plan  Support for self-care and self-management  Care-giver support  Referral (link to geriatirc care) and follow up

  12. Priority conditions associated with declines in IC Mobility impairment Undernutrition Visual impairment Depressive symptoms Hearing loss Cognitive impairment

  13. ICOPE screening tool Priority conditions If any checked in associated with declines Tests each condition, assess fully in IC Cognitive impairment 1. Remember 3 words: flower, door, rice 2. Orientation in time and space: What is the full date today? Wrong to either Where are you now? question or does not know  3. Recalls the three-words? (flower, door, rice) Cannot recall all 3 words  Chair rise test: Rise from chair 5 times without using arms. Mobility impairment No  Did the person complete 5 chair rises within 14 seconds? Malnutrition 1. Weight loss: Have you unintentionally lost more than 3 kg Yes  over the last 3 months? 2. Appetite loss: Have you experienced loss of appetite? Yes  Visual impairment Do you have any problems with your eyes: difficulties in Yes  seeing far, reading, eye diseases or currently under medical treatment (e.g. diabetes, hypertension, use of steroids)? Hearing loss Hears whispers (Whisper test) OR Fail  Screening audiometry result is 35 dB or less OR Pass automated app-based digits-in-noise test (hearWHO) Over the past two weeks, have you been bothered by Depressive symptoms Yes  — Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless? — Little interest or pleasure in doing things? Yes 

  14. Social care and support - Needs for social support living condition, finance, loneliness, elderly abuse, participation in society - Needs for personal care getting around indoors, using toilets, dressing, using bath or shower, keeping up personal appearance, feeding

  15. ICOPE handbook app ICOPE handbook App

  16. The way forward • Launch of ICOPE guidance and app • Systematic review for ICOPE assessment tool • ICOPE pilots for screening tool (validation study)

  17. Key Partners

  18. See ICOPE Guidelines in full : www.who.int/ageing/health-systems/icope Clinical Consortium on Healthy Ageing www.who.int/ageing/health-systems/clinical-consortium

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