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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Institutional Change in Long-Term Care: Actors, Mechanisms and Impacts term care sector over the last 20 years in Europe. The discussion addresses all the theoretical and empirical questions which were introduced in the introductory chapter. More specifically, the chapter focuses on two general issues. The first relates to the mechanisms and institutional processes th

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Long-Term Care Systems in Comparative Perspective: Care Needs, Informal and Formal Coverage, and Socis chapter is organized around four themes central to the organization of LTC in Europe: the characteristics and the changing demands of LTC recipients; the organization of informal care; the organization of public (statutory) support; and the impacts of the various “care regimes” on users and their informal carers.

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Trajectories of Change in Danish Long Term Care Policies—Reproduction by Adaptation through Top-Downwo respects. Firstly, among the Nordic countries, long term care policies remain the most universal in terms of coverage, which is reflected in the level of public expenditure. Secondly, Denmark combines institutional change from below (nonlegislative change) with institutional change from above (legislative change).

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Long-Term Care in Spain: Between Family Care Tradition and the Public Recognition of Social Riskreform 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 its application. The chapter shows the problems and difficulties of building an universal mix care LTC model from a social assistance and family Mediterranean one.

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978-1-4899-8918-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013

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