Ehpad: Council of Europe Alarms Situation in France
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The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights points out the lack of resources, the outdated infrastructure and the failure of the French Ehpad to cope with climate change
Several Ehpads were visited last June by the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe. In a letter addressed to the government, he points out "a series of difficulties", including a lack of "human and financial resources". - "A series of difficulties": the state of Ehpads in France alarms the Council of Europe (Health and well-being).
More than four years after the Orpea scandal, the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O'Flaherty, visited France in June in a number of housing establishments for dependent elderly people. In a letter sent at the end of August to the Minister for Autonomy and People with Disabilities, he referred to "a series of difficulties" observed during his visit. "The human and financial resources allocated to the Ehpad are described…
The Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe has recently visited several housing establishments for elderly dependents in the country.
Lack of resources, old age and inadaptation to climate change: the Council of Europe alarms the state of medicalised nursing homes (Ehpad) in France, in a letter to the authorities of the United States.
In a letter to the French authorities, published on Tuesday 8 September, the Council of Europe alerts about "a series of difficulties" found in the French Ehpad.
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