MASTER HEALTHY AGING AND QUALITY OF LIFE: MASTER IN HEALTHY AGING AND QUALITY OF LIFE

Population aging is a global phenomenon that enhances the importance of improving the quality of life of older adults. Our master in healthy aging and quality of life addresses this reality from a comprehensive approach, spreading key knowledge for the care and care of dependent people, applying principles of the Law of Dependency and Techniques of Social and Health Intervention. The training is designed to deepen the understanding of old age, common conditions, and strategies to promote active and healthy aging. Social policies will be analyzed, home health care, and sociocultural animation will be explored, vital to enrich the life of the elderly. This online master not only prepares professionals to effectively serve a growing population, but also aims to improve autonomy and well -being, acting on the determinants of health in old age. This course is key to those who seek to make a significant difference in the lives of older adults, ensuring their relevance in a field of growing professional demand.

- Understand the Dependency Law. - Manage helps dependent. - Evaluate elderly needs. - Apply technical aids. - Intervene with families. - Analyze respite services. - Know housing options. - Manage geriatric residences. - Develop intervention plans. - Use basic management techniques. - Understand disability and aging. - Manage social benefits. - Serve minorities with disabilities. - Promote healthy aging. - Intervene in socio -health care. - Attend user mobilization. - Perform first aid. - Maintain hygiene in institutions. - Identify home needs. - Manage home care. - Execute personal hygiene techniques. - Plan healthy menus. - Manage food and medication. - Attend domestic mobility. - Guarantee security and well -being. - Manage domestic economy. - Do cleaning and purchase tasks. - Prepare meals and keep food. - Perform cooking techniques. - Promote food hygiene. - Organize and clean homes. - Prevent domestic risks. - Facilitate telecare use. - Explain aging biology. - Manage geriatric diseases. - Evaluate functionality in the elderly. - Intervene to improve health. - Stimulate cognitive functions. - Promote social relations in the elderly. - Implement geriatric rehabilitation. - Program physical activities. - Optimize older free time. - Create pro-agent environments. - Advise on healthy nutrition. - Motivate learning in seniors. - Apply alternative therapies. - Understand basic geriatrics. - Evaluate and welcome the geriatric patient. - Recognize common pathologies. - Provide comprehensive care in geriatrics. - Take care of the skin of elders. - Manage adequate nutrition. - Manage body eliminations. - Facilitate mobilization and transfer. - Attend terminal patients. - Form as a sociocultural monitor. - Understand aging and its theories. - Discover the psychology of the old man. - Encourage socioculturally to the elderly. - Use group techniques. - Develop animation programs. - Develop participation and communication. - Stimulate cognition with techniques. - Dynamize elderly groups. - Integrally attend to the Major. - Delimit the concept of old age. - Attend psychological changes in old age. - Know resources for the elderly. - Perform integral valuation of the old man. - Document medical history. - Promote physical activity in the elderly. - Understand rehabilitation and muscles. - Apply rehabilitation techniques. - Manage pathologies to rehabilitate. - Design intervention in the elderly. - Perform intervention and treatment. - Prevent health problems in the elderly. - Implement medical controls. - Promote adequate hygiene and food. - Stimulate social relations in the elderly.

The master's degree in healthy aging and quality of life opens a range of work outputs in the gerontological and socio -health sector. Graduates may manage dependency care policies, integrate into multidisciplinary teams in residences, develop sociocultural intervention programs or coordinate telecare services. In addition, they will have the skills for home care and promotion of active aging, contributing to the quality of life of the elderly.

This master's degree in healthy aging and quality of life enables to integrately address the needs of the elderly, deepening in home care, socio -health interventions and advanced techniques in geriatrics. You will dominate the geriatric assessment and you can implement active and healthy aging programs. You will be able to design intervention strategies to improve the autonomy and quality of life of the elderly, as well as provide effective support to their caregivers. This program will form you in key skills to promote decent and full aging.

The master's degree in healthy aging and quality of life is oriented to health professionals, social workers, psychologists, occupational and personal therapists who attend old people both in institutions and home. Its training covers from the attention to dependents to the promotion of active aging, through socio -health intervention, comprehensive care and geriatric rehabilitation. It is ideal for those who seek to specialize in the welfare of the elderly.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.