Unit survey, elderly care - Prerequisites for the outdoor environment to be available in nursing homes, elderly care, proportion (%)
Description
The key figure is based on the following survey questions: Is the device's outdoor environment designed so that it supports the individual through (starting from how it was during January and February): That there is automatic door opening function from inside and outside at all doors (e.g. entrance doors, balconies or patio doors) between the indoor and outdoor environment directly adjacent to the unit's premises? That there are walking paths in the outdoor environment in close proximity to the particular nest-that does not lead to dead end? If there is a cul-de-sac, it is compensated with, for example, a seating area, flower beds, growing opportunities or gardening activities that arouse interest. An outdoor environment directly adjacent to the unit's premises means, for example, a balcony, conservatory, roof terrace, patio, greenhouse, conservatory and garden. An outdoor environment close to the unit's premises means a garden or conservatory located within a short walking distance of the unit's premises.