Aged Health Dictionary

Aged: From 1 Different Sources


The state of being old. A person may be defined as aged on a number of criteria including chronological age, functional assessment, legislation or cultural considerations.
Health Source: Community Health
Author: Health Dictionary

Aged Care

Services provided to people deemed to be aged or elderly.... aged care

Aged Care Assessment Team

Multidisciplinary team of health professionals that is responsible for comprehensive assessments of the needs of older persons, including their suitability for hospital, home or institutional care.... aged care assessment team

Home For The Aged

See “residential care”; “assisted living facility”; “high dependency care facility”.... home for the aged

Long-term Care (ltc) / Long-term Aged Care

A range of health care, personal care and social services provided to individuals who, due to frailty or level of physical or intellectual disability, are no longer able to live independently. Services may be for varying periods of time and may be provided in a person’s home, in the community or in residential facilities (e.g. nursing homes or assisted living facilities). These people have relatively stable medical conditions and are unlikely to greatly improve their level of functioning through medical intervention.... long-term care (ltc) / long-term aged care

Residential Aged Care Facility

See “residential care”; “assisted living facility”.... residential aged care facility

Short-term Aged Care

Involves care designed to improve the physical wellbeing and restore the health of older people to an optimum level following a serious illness.... short-term aged care

Stakeholders (in Aged Care)

People or groups who have an involvement or interest in the aged care system, including beneficiaries, providers and funders.... stakeholders (in aged care)

Girls Aged 12–13 Years

HPV (two doses)... girls aged 12–13 years



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