ポスト2025年の� ��療・介護提供 体制の姿（案� �.pdf

Japan is preparing for a future where the population of people aged 75 and above will increase significantly by 2025, leading to a surge in demand for medical and nursing care services. To address this challenge, the government aims to establish a comprehensive care system that provides seamless and efficient medical and nursing care services in local communities. The system will be built around three pillars: (1) ensuring that medical and nursing care services are provided in a coordinated and comprehensive manner, (2) providing access to specialized professionals and services, and (3) establishing a safe and secure information infrastructure to support medical and nursing care services. The government also plans to promote the development of community-based care systems, increase the use of technology to improve efficiency and reduce the burden on healthcare workers, and ensure that healthcare workers have a stable and secure working environment.