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The ‘Care Gap’ and Migrant Carersh as dementia, and an inadequate provision of long-term care (LTC), have significantly influenced the steadily increasing demand of families for alternative care resources, namely for assistance and support within the household by third parties. This has resulted in the emergence and spread of a new

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Improving the Evidence Basebeen applied. While evidence-based medicine has started to become a mainstream issue (Long ., 2006; Moriarty ., 2007), practitioners and policymakers in the realm of LTC seem to lack guidance and general openness for this kind of working. This is in part due to the still-emerging nature of LTC as a

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Improving Policy and Practice in Long-Term Care institutions ‘The Last Refuge’ (Townsend, 1962). He was ‘both daunted and shocked’ by what he had seen and heard, from overcrowded dormitories ‘with ten or twenty iron-framed beds close together’ (p. 4). He noticed ‘isolated persons sitting alone in a wash-room, standing in a corridor and one looki