Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
軽度者
English translation:
users who require low-level nursing care
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Jun 2, 2015 11:48
8 yrs ago
Japanese term
軽度者
Japanese to English
Social Sciences
Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Nursing, aged care
this is a term used to describe a certain category of elderly requiring a certain kind of nursing care
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | users who require low-level nursing care | cinefil |
3 +1 | a person requiring minimal assistance | Port City |
References
軽度者 | Satoko Kitamura |
Proposed translations
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users who require low-level nursing care
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a person requiring minimal assistance
Please see the bottom of page 3 (page 62) for reference.
http://www.dementia-assessment.com.au/symptoms/fim_manual.pd...
The assistance 軽度者 requires may be described as "minimal" or "moderate" depending on other categories available and the actual degree of assistance required.
http://www.dementia-assessment.com.au/symptoms/fim_manual.pd...
The assistance 軽度者 requires may be described as "minimal" or "moderate" depending on other categories available and the actual degree of assistance required.
Reference comments
41 mins
Reference:
軽度者
Please refer the use of this word in the link below.
軽度者 is a person (either old or physically challenged) who needs Support level 1~2 and/or Nursing Care level 1. For instance, if a family needs help for an old or a physically challenged family member, the family can ask support to a town hall and <Certification Committee of Needed Long-Term Care> decides care level and provides support.
I would translate "a person who requires moderate long-term care".
軽度者 is a person (either old or physically challenged) who needs Support level 1~2 and/or Nursing Care level 1. For instance, if a family needs help for an old or a physically challenged family member, the family can ask support to a town hall and <Certification Committee of Needed Long-Term Care> decides care level and provides support.
I would translate "a person who requires moderate long-term care".
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