고령자 지원주택 수요·공급 분석 및 인식조사 연구
A study on the Demand-Supply and Perception of the Elderly Supportive Housing
3
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
According to a survey on the elderly, the majority of elderly people prefer to spend their golden years receiving care at their place of residence rather than entering a nursing facility. However, if their health is frail or semi-dependent and they need care but do not have family members to take care of them, there is no other option other than a nursing facility. Since the introduction of long-term care insurance for the elderly, the increase in nursing facility protection is causing negative results by lowering the quality of life of the elderly and increasing social costs. As a solution to this situation, supportive housing for the elderly rather than nursing facilities is emerging as an alternative. The purpose of this study is to identify awareness of supportive housing for the elderly and priority supply areas in order to preemptively respond to a super-aged society and provide stable community housing for the elderly, and use it as important basic data when promoting future projects. To this end, we analyzed the awareness of public and private experts on the general indicators needed when establishing the elderly supportive housing project plan. In addition, we analyzed the demand for care by identifying the elderly population who are consumers of supportive housing, and analyzed the supply of care by analyzing the status of elderly welfare facilities with similar functions to supportive housing. By analyzing the discrepancy between care demand and care supply, we analyzed priority supply areas that urgently need supportive housing for the elderly. In a reality where we are expected to enter a super-aged society and face a rapid population aging, we are identifying the discrepancy between supply and demand for elderly care in order to improve the quality of life of the elderly and reduce social costs. Efforts to preemptively respond to a super-aged society through research and analysis of priority supply areas for supportive housing for the elderly are no longer an option but a necessity.
Abstract
According to a survey on the elderly, the majority of elderly people prefer to spend their golden years receiving care at their place of residence rather than entering a nursing facility. However, if their health is frail or semi-dependent and they need care but do not have family members to take care of them, there is no other option other than a nursing facility. Since the introduction of long-term care insurance for the elderly, the increase in nursing facility protection is causing negative results by lowering the quality of life of the elderly and increasing social costs. As a solution to this situation, supportive housing for the elderly rather than nursing facilities is emerging as an alternative. The purpose of this study is to identify awareness of supportive housing for the elderly and priority supply areas in order to preemptively respond to a super-aged society and provide stable community housing for the elderly, and use it as important basic data when promoting future projects. To this end, we analyzed the awareness of public and private experts on the general indicators needed when establishing the elderly supportive housing project plan. In addition, we analyzed the demand for care by identifying the elderly population who are consumers of supportive housing, and analyzed the supply of care by analyzing the status of elderly welfare facilities with similar functions to supportive housing. By analyzing the discrepancy between care demand and care supply, we analyzed priority supply areas that urgently need supportive housing for the elderly. In a reality where we are expected to enter a super-aged society and face a rapid population aging, we are identifying the discrepancy between supply and demand for elderly care in order to improve the quality of life of the elderly and reduce social costs. Efforts to preemptively respond to a super-aged society through research and analysis of priority supply areas for supportive housing for the elderly are no longer an option but a necessity.
참고문헌 (20)
- 이홍직, "노인의 정신건강에 영향을 미치는 요인에 관한 연구", 사회과학연구, 25(3), pp.26~ (2009)
- "장례인구추계(2022~2072)(노령인구, 부양비)", 통계청 보도자료, 12~13 (2023)
- 65세 이상 노인진료비 지출 중장기 추계 연구, "이수연", 국민건강보험공단 건강보험연구원, 95~ (2015)
- 2020년도 노인실태조사, "한국보건사회연구원", 125~ (2020)
- 주거약자의 지역사회 통합을 위한 지원주택 모델화 사업, "남기철", 동덕여대, 3~ (2019)
- 2022년 주민등록 연앙인구(당해년의 중앙인 7월 1일을 기준으로 산정한 인구수), "통계청", ~ (2022)
- 보건복지부, "2022 보건복지 통계연보", pp.437~ (2022)
- 노인복지시설 현황, "보건복지부", 1~88 (2022)
- 초고령사회 주거정책의 방향 모색, "박미선", 6~12 (2022)
- 초고령 사회를 대비하는 돌봄요양서비스, "권정현", 67~85 (2019)
- 공공임대주택 고령자 주거환경진단 및 주거지원 강화방안 연구, "조승연", 67~85 (2022)
- 고령자와 지역사회를 위한 영미권 은퇴자복합단지, "김명식", 3~8 (2023)
- 미국 뉴욕 서포티브주택 정책과 발전 동향 연구, "이연숙", 1~14 (2018)
- 최근 지원주택 연구의 흐름과특성, "박재현", 1~ (2017)
- "제품, 시설, 서비스 등을 이용하는 사람이 성별, 나이, 장애, 언어 등으로 인해 제약을 받지 않도록 하는 보편적 설계"[URL]
- 문자영, "Aging in Community를 위한고령자복지주택 복지시설 평가지표에 관한 연구", pp.2~ (2024)
- "지역사회 지속거주의 등장 배경"[URL]
- 국토교통부, "2022년도 주거실태조사결과 발표 보도자료", ~ (2023)
- 초고령사회 선제적 대응을 위한지원주택 추진방향 설정 및 사업모델 개발 연구, "박미선", 39~48 (2021)
- LH 지원주택 공간모델 가이드라인, "한국토지주택공사", 19~24 (2020)