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"Tugas akhir ini membahas masalah long term care insurance yang berdiri sendiri dimana perhitungan preminya menggunakan metode fixed benefit dan kombinasi antara fixed benefit dan indemnity insurance, selain itu juga dibahas elemen-eleman yang mempengaruhi perhitungan premi tersebut secara menyeluruh."

"ABSTRAKDemensia merupakan penurunan secara progresif pada kemampuan kognitif yang ditandai dengan kehilangan memori yang memengaruhi kemampuan sehari-hari. Angka kejadian demensia meningkat dua kali lipat dalam 9 tahun terakhir di Institusi PJP di DKI Jakarta. Salah satu masalah yang cukup dominan dirasa pada lansia demensia yang tinggal di institusi PJP yaitu masalah di dalam komunikasi. Tesis ini menggunakan metode penelitian studi fenomenologi deskriptif pada sepuluh orang lansia dengan demensia ringan-sedang yang tinggal di pelayanan institusi perawatan jangka panjang. Metode analisis dan penyajian data fenomenologi deskriptif pada penelitian ini menggunakan metode analisis terstruktur dan spesifik yang dikembangkan oleh Moustakas dengan memodifikasi metode Stevick-Colaizzi-Keen. Sepuluh tema yang muncul di dalam penelitian ini meliputi penurunan fungsi kognitif; penurunan fungsi psikososial; respon terhadap kondisi demensia; sikap komunikasi pelaku rawat-lansia demensia; jenis komunikasi pelaku rawat-lansia demensia; hambatan komunikasi dari pelaku rawat; hambatan diri lansia demensia dalam proses komunikasi; dukungan terhadap penurunan pada lansia demensia; dukungan holistik terhadap lansia demensia; serta dukungan terhadap pelayanan keperawatan pada lansia demensia. Kesimpulan yang didapatkan di dalam penelitian ini yaitu institusi PJP belum secara optimal memberikan pelayanan kepada lansia dengan demensia ringan-sedang dengan mempertimbangkan kemampuan berkomunikasi lansia demensia tersebut. Saran untuk penyelenggara institusi PJP yaitu perlu melakukan pendidikan dan pelatihan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan tentang cara komunikasi dengan lansia demensia bagi pelaku rawat untuk lansia dengan demensia, baik pelaku rawat di panti, keluarga, maupun masyarakat.

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ABSTRACTDementia is a progressive decline in cognitive abilities characterized by memory loss that affects everyday abilities. The incidence of dementia has doubled in the last 9 years in PJP Institutions in DKI Jakarta. One of the dominant problems felt in elderly dementia who live in PJP institutions is problems in communication. This thesis uses a phenomenological descriptive study method in ten elderly people with mild-moderate dementia who live in long-term care institutions. The method of analysis and presentation of descriptive phenomenology data in this study used a structured and specific analysis method developed by Moustakas by modifying the Stevick-Colaizzi-Keen method. Ten themes that emerged in this study included decreased cognitive function; decreased psychosocial function; response to dementia conditions; communication attitudes of elderly dementia caregivers; types of communication of caregivers- elderly dementia; communication barriers from caregivers; elderly self-dementia barriers in the communication process; support for decreases in elderly dementia; holistic support for elderly dementia; and support for nursing services at elderly dementia. The conclusion in this study is LTC institutions have not optimally provided services to the elderly with mild-moderate dementia consider the communication skills of the elderly dementia. Suggestions for LTC institution organizers are they need to do education and training to increase knowledge about how to communicate with elderly dementia for caregivers for the elderly with dementia, both carers in home cares, families, and communities."