In this paper one aspect of social relation in health and social service is investigated by means of documentation analysis: the quality of medical information on admission to a nursing home. In 6% of all cases (n = 120) the nursing home received detailed data on the diagnosis and therapy, the status praesens and on the clinical symptoms, on the social and psychological situation of the aged person in need of care and his/her clinical parameters. With 6% the basic data (name, date of birth, diagnosis) were incomplete. With 66.7% the data were available on the day of admission. There was no dependence on age, sex and stage of care of the person in need of care. The data were less extensive if the person in need of care was referred to from an out-patient department and inquiries could not be made with him/her or his/her relatives/acquaintances. An improvement of this situation is possible if the cooperation between hitherto attending doctor, the care institution of the municipal district for aged people and the nursing home is coordinated better.

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[Quick fluorometric determination of the macrolide antibiotics turimycin and comparison with microbiologic tests].

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[Age and sexuality from the viewpoint of the inmates of homes for the aged and nursing homes].

This work refers to the former informations. It expands the hitherto existing way of investigation by the use of unifactoral , univariate and multifactoral , univariate models of factor efficacy. The medium coinage of all indicators of the investigated need lets percept significant differences in the groups of age, sex, personal status, time of being in homes and content of work. So, young groups of age expect from the new partner a greater readiness for intimate contacts. Female home inhabitants are sensitive for emotional relations between each other, male inhabitants are stronger interested in sexual aspects. The importance of these relations is increasing by higher content of work. The application of multifactoral , univariate models divides the settled efficacy of the elected characteristics for the person of inhabitant into main and interaction effects. The results let percept deep relations of factor efficacy between these characteristics at elected indicators of the central questions. At the end there is given a summed view of the results of all three articles.

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