Titlebook: Reforms in Long-Term Care Policies in Europe; Investigating Instit Costanzo Ranci,Emmanuele Pavolini Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Me

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Long-Term Care in Sweden: Trends, Actors, and Consequencesanged significantly in recent decades. There has been some . in eldercare evident in falling coverage and stronger targeting of people with higher levels of need. This development has led to the . of care for some groups of older people. In disability care, there has been a considerable . of service

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Radical Institutional Change and Incremental Transformation: Long-Term Care Insurance in Germanyal rights, mode of funding and care provision. Before its introduction, long-term care was defined as the responsibility of (mainly female) family members with public support only available after a means-test. Based on the introduction of a mandatory (social) insurance scheme, the new long-term care

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Steps Toward a Long-Term Care Policy in France: Specificities, Process, and Actorsof different types of care systems. This chapter begins by developing the process of defining this policy over time in order to identify the main phases of and drivers for reform and to understand the role of the main actors involved in the process. We then focus on the cost of this policy and its v

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Long-Term Care Reform in Austria: Emergence and Development of a New Welfare State Pillaron provides a brief overview of the history of LTC policies (culture, values, actors, policies) and a description of the field of LTC as it has been institutionally defined in Austria. In the second section, the 1993 “cash for care” reform is presented and discussed, looking in particular at the con

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Long-Term Care in Spain: Between Family Care Tradition and the Public Recognition of Social Riskystem, centered almost exclusively on the family, to a public one of universal coverage, which began in January of 2007. The chapter analyses why the reform of LTC was necessary, the actors and coalitions that lead the reform, how the reform was carried out and main effects during the first years of