1. Beijing will implement vocational skills training for aged care workers, focusing on strengthening the vocational skills and nursing ability of aged care talents.
2. Those who have passed the training and obtained the certificate of completion shall be given training subsidies to training institutions according to the standard of per person 1.500 yuan, and the required funds shall be paid from the special funds for vocational skills upgrading in Beijing.
3. According to the internationally recognized proportion of nursing staff taking care of four disabled and semi-disabled elderly people, the number of nursing staff in China is about100000 at present.
According to the data released by the Ministry of Civil Affairs in March this year, there are about 2 million elderly people living in 40,000 nursing homes in China, but there are only 370,000 staff members, and there are only over 200,000 real caregivers among the 370,000. It can be seen that there is a huge gap in the number of elderly nursing staff.
Elderly nursing staff:
1 As a new occupation, with the arrival of the global aging society, there will be a general trend that demand exceeds supply.
2. However, the status quo that cannot be ignored is that the quality of employees is low and their income is low, which leads to a low overall level.
3. Therefore, some farsighted departments and institutions attach great importance to the training of elderly nurses and constantly improve the quality of service.
To sum up, the old-age care institution is a proper term for social pension, which refers to an institution that provides comprehensive services such as diet, hygiene, life care, health management, cultural and recreational activities for the elderly. It can be an independent legal person institution or a department or branch affiliated to a medical institution, enterprise, institution, social organization or comprehensive social welfare institution.
Legal basis:
Constitution of the people's Republic of China
Article 45
The people and citizens of China have the right to get material help from the state and society when they are old, sick or disabled. The state develops social insurance, social relief and medical and health services that citizens need to enjoy these rights. The state and society guarantee the life of disabled soldiers, provide pensions for the families of martyrs and give preferential treatment to the families of soldiers. The state and society help arrange the work, life and education of blind, deaf, dumb and other disabled citizens.