The Agirc-Arrco prevention report

2024-01-31T17:08:59.825Z

Highlights: This week, Pierre-Marie Chapon welcomes Dr Aude Théaudin, medical coordinator of the Agirc-Arrco prevention centers. He talks about the prevention assessments offered to nationals aged 50 and over, whether active or retired. Lasting 1 to 2 hours, this assessment includes a consultation with a doctor and a psychologist, as well as targeted clinical tests. The objective of this assessment is to identify signs of fragility, but also to highlight actions that can be taken in order to strengthen individual capacities to age independently.

This week, Pierre-Marie Chapon welcomes Dr Aude Théaudin, medical coordinator of the Agirc-Arrco prevention centers, to talk about the prevention assessments offered to Agirc-Arrco nationals aged 50 and over, whether active or retired. , as well as their spouses or family caregivers. Lasting 1 to 2 hours, this assessment includes a consultation with a doctor and a psychologist, as well as targeted clinical tests. It addresses not only medical questions, but also individual concerns, evaluating aspects such as morale, sleep, stress management, memory, life plans, adaptation situations and even social bonds. The objective of this assessment is to identify signs of fragility, but also to highlight the actions that can be taken in order to strengthen individual capacities to age in complete autonomy. Because as Dr Aude Théaudin points out, it is possible not only to consolidate existing abilities, but also to acquire new ones. There is therefore no inevitability to the effects of aging.