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"How can I help residents with their mouth care?" A participatory research project to develop oral healthcare innovations in long-term care
"I never thought I will end up here": nursing home relocation decisions among Lithuanian older adults
"I'm not ready yet" – intra- and interpersonal adoption processes of personal emergency response systems among older adults
"The dose makes the poison" – informal eldercare and work-related strain
"Through your eyes": pilot findings on the use of mixed-reality glasses in home care settings
“Health has no Age” – Intermediate evaluation results of a comprehensive approach to develop residential aged care into a health promoting setting
“To use or not to use?” – Usage data of an ICT-based fitness-system for home care service users in Austria and Italy
10 years long-term care insurance in Korea, successes and challenges
A capabilities approach to standard of living and disability costs in older people in the UK
A classifier system for decision-making in the management of patients patients who require long-term care
A comparative analysis of 17 integrated care programmes for multi-morbidity
A comparison of the reliability of three preference-based quality of life instruments (EQ-5D, ICECAP-O, ASCOT) in community-dwelling frail older adults
A comparison of three instruments (ASCOT, ICECAP, and EQ5D) for the evaluation of outcomes of long-term care services
A conceptual framework for the English social care system to identify opportunities for learning from evidence and from other countries experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic
A cross-national analysis of the gendered aspects of care reforms. Towards different worlds of defamilialization
A growing care gap? Informal care for older people in England to 2032
A long-term care system in every country for universal health coverage: Findings from the study on integrated health and long-term care delivery
A longitudinal and survival model with health care usage for insured elderly
A national-level analysis of the relationship between nursing home satisfaction and quality in the US
A new model of assistance: the first insurance experience of LTC care model
A new staffing scheme for nursing homes in Germany
A private-public partnership model for funding long term care in the UK
A process-based supply chain solution for elderly care
A profile of informal caregiving in the United States adult population
A Qualitative Exploratory Study on the Effects of Marketization of Long-term Care Services for Older People in Korea
A question of quality
A question of specialism? Adult safeguarding and models of social work practice in England
A review of quality monitoring frameworks. What does the evidence tell us?
A series of surveys about LTC in China conducted by Zhejiang University
A short introduction to CARIMO, an ICT-supported fitness programme for home care service users
A simulation tool for decision making in long term-care in healthcare systems
A social robot for coaching multimodal training of persons with dementia
A stepped wedge cluster randomized trial to implement and evaluate a family caregiver skills training program (iHI-FIVES) in the United States Veterans Affairs Healthcare System (VAHCS): implementation outcome results
A tale of integration and fragmentation: LTC services provision in four European cities
Absenteeism of domestic care workers
Accessibility and sustainability in elderly care policy in northwest China: findings from the Yulin livelihood project
Adapting NORC-SSP model in public rental estates in Hong Kong to promote aging in place
Administration of medicines in care homes (with nursing) for older people by care assistants – developing guidance for care home providers
Adopting catastrophic public insurance for LTSS: will the United States follow Australia and England
Adult children and spouses/partners as caregivers to residents in long-term care: how do they differ in their pattern of caregiving?
Affordability of long-term care insurance
Ageing and disability: the role of financial and regulatory incentives in facilitating intersectoral collaboration
Ageing and elderly care in the Arab region: policy challenges and opportunities
Agencies as actors on the domestic care market – an analysis of home care agencies providing 24h-care in Vienna, Austria
Aging at home in Ontario: challenges and lessons learned
Alleviating social isolation and loneliness among care home residents during the Covid pandemic: a coping review using the principles of a realist synthesis
Alternatives to home informal care and nursing homes in old age: an Italian exploration
Alzheimer’s disease: is a caregiver’s value dependent on their caring skills?
An action program for integrated services of care, cure and community in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
An analysis of the treatment of informal care as a social risk in England
An analytic approach to service needs assessment in elderly care
An estimation of the value and the hidden social burden of informal care in Spain
An expert based model of bridging knowledge, practice and policy in ageing and disability for long-term care supports and services
An international overview of long-term care workforce challenges
Analyses of post-treatment placement for patients living at home prior to hip fracture
Analysis of the French system for persons in complex situations in regard of the implementation of a public policy aiming to integrate health and social services
Analysis of the Italian regulation concerning non self-sufficiency fund
Application of screening tools of chronic patients for case-management programmes in primary care in Spain
Applying Best-Worst Scaling to Elicit Social Care Related Quality of Life Preferences: The Method and Implications of Taste and Scale Heterogeneity
Applying social investment principles to the provision of long-term care: issues for consideration
Are reasons for caregiving related to carers’ care-related quality of life and strain? Evidence from a survey of carers in England
Are recessions good for staffing in hospitals and nursing homes?
Are you well prepared for long-term care? Assessing financial gaps in private German care provision
Assessing eligibility for care: the English case
Attracting and retaining workforce in the long-term care sector: the German case
Austrian dementia cost analysis
Back to the drawing board: informing dementia response in Hong Kong with policy research and data tool (Project TIP-CARD)
Barriers and opportunities for private long-term care insurance: the role of the public system
Barriers to wider use of technology in dementia care and support
Being dependent rather than handicapped in France: does the institutional barrier at age 60 affect care arrangements?
Benchmarking models of social investment in Europe: examining forms of long-term care in the SHARE database
Best practices in managing LTC of elderly in developed European nations: evolving strategies for India
Between reforms and formulations: long-term care policies in Poland and the Czech Republic
Beyond staffing ratios: daily variation in staffing as a driver of nursing home quality
Beyond the spoken wor(l)d: challenges of traditional qualitative research methods in research designs with people with dementia
BMI, physical activity, and future care needs
Body mass, physical activity and future care use
Budget cuts and restrictions on use of long-term care in the Netherlands
Building a register-based performance indicator database using individual-level administrative health care data from hospitals, social and long-term care services
Building a tool to support the planning of long-term care networks under complexity: dealing with multiple objectives, uncertainty and policy strategies
But does it work? The challenge of evaluating complex integration projects: the experience from England
C19 Immunity Study workforce survey: Understanding multiple job holding among the personal support care workforce in Ontario nursing homes
Can experiments build a bridge between science, policy and practice?
Can social care reduce the risk of emergency readmissions of elderly people? Evidence from the linked health and social care data in Scotland
Can we help? The role of the healthcare inspectorate with the implementation of integrated care of chronic diseases
Can we predict the need for long-term care? A case study of the Austrian cash-for-care system using administrative data
Care for older people in Scotland: data from the social care, housing and health data linking project
Care for sale: privatizing long-term care in Ontario
Care funding puzzle – the complexity of social finance
Care home residency and its association with key outcomes in the ambulance setting: a cross-sectional observational study
Care keys –project and its results
Care managers’ perspectives on new national eligibility regulations for adult social care and support in England
Care policies towards familial care and extra-familial care – their relationship and role for gender equality
Care trajectory in homes care users across mortality-risk profiles: an observational study
Care transitions in late old age: factors associated with changes in receipt of care in Newcastle at age 85+
Caregiver’s reservation wage
Carers with migrant background and the professional care infrastructure in Germany: patterns of integration and the interaction of policy fields
Case management as social innovation in long-term care: lessons from Italy
Catalogue of social care measures
Challenges for twenty years old LTC system of Japan
Changes in LTC regulation: some new interactions between social and health care
Changes in quality of life, pain and physical performance among the elderly participating in inpatient or outpatient group rehabilitation
Changes in the balance between formal and informal care supply in England between 2001 and 2011
Changes in the use of home care and informal care in (2010) 2017-2020 register study based on RAI assessments
Changing patterns of LTC service delivery
Checking care workers: International evidence
Child and elderly care by unemployed persons in Germany
Choice and effectiveness of home care for the elderly
Chronic disease and its impact on disability and the need for LTC
Cognitive and affective trajectories of day-care versus institutionalized older patients through a 1-year period
Cognitive approaches to prevent cognitive decline in community-dwelling older adults: a two-year prospective cohort study
Commissioning LGBTQ+ inclusive long-term care
Community capital in residential care: a scoping study
Community wards: an evaluation of the virtual ward services
Company initiatives for workers with care responsibilities for disabled children or adults
Comparative analysis of incident rates and premiums for individual and group LTC insurances
Comparative approaches to evaluating the role of long term care in achieving gender equality
Comparative international evidence on care workers
Comparing caregiving patterns of older people in poor and good health in Europe
Comparing Japanese and Swedish future LTC cost development 2010 – 2040
Comparing preferences for social care-related quality of life using the Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit service user (ASCOT-SCT4) measure in Austria, England and Finland
Comparing preferences for social care-related quality of life using the Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit service user (ASCOT-SCT4) measure in Austria, England and Finland
Comparing the burdens of two groups of Japanese family caregivers of the elderly: biological daughters vs daughters-in-law
Comparing the Impact of Long-Term Care on Quality of Life in Austria, England, and Finland
Comparison of self-report data on the use of health and social care services with administrative data sets
Compassion and care work: a contested concept or a much needed
Competing policies? Experiences from the implementation of an integrated health and social care organization for older people in Sweden
Competition and the balance between quality and financial performance in long-term care facilities in Ontario: a conceptual framework
Complying to the standard of integrated diabetic care
Comprehensive support for family caregivers of post-/11 veterans in the United States: impact on veteran health care utilization and costs
Constructing elderly care integration and coordination as a policy issue – Evidence from France and Sweden
Coordinating a system response to COVID: The case of the Greater London area
Coordinating care and transition for young adults with disabilities over their life span
Cost disparities in Swiss nursing homes: explanatory factors related to homes and cantons in a two-level statistical analysis
Cost-benefit analysis of functional adaptation at home for reducing assistance needs and preventing falls: the case of Barcelona
Cost-containment policies in long-term care for older people across the OECD: a scoping review
Costing the impact of informal care on the 50+ in the UK: a standard of living latent variable approach
Costs and cost-effectiveness of housing and long-term care schemes for older people in England
Costs and cost-effectiveness of personal health budgets
Creating excellence in dementia care: Ireland in an international comparative perspective
Creating successful partnerships between science and care to enhance quality for older people living in long-term care environments
Current developments in home based care of elderly people with complex health problems and severe needs in Sweden
De-familialisation of elderly care: a case study of the Japanese long term care policy without cash payment
Delivery of institutional long-term care under two social insurance schemes: does it work?
Demand measurement and mode choice of long-term care insurance in China
Dementia, future demand for services and long term care expenditure
Determinants looking back: 25 years of the German social insurance system
Determinants of staff turnover and vacancies in the long-term care sector in England
Determinants of the long-term care mix in familialistic care regimes: a comparison between Austria and Slovenia
Developing a case mix services matching system for long term care in Hong Kong
Developing a social care outcome measure for unpaid carers
Developing a successful long-term care insurance sector in the UK: lessons from the US market
Developing adjusted indicators of quality from survey data
Developing ASCOT for Austria – Translation and Validation
Developing long-term care in times of austerity. The case of Poland
Developing long-term care insurance in France
Developing research resources and minimum data set for care homes’ adoption and use: update on progress from the DACHA Study
Development of a decision support tool for older people who pay for social care, and their families
Development of an AI-based digital platform to improve the healthcare of patients with chronic diseases requiring long-term care
Did the temporary assistance payments scheme to nursing homes in Ireland reduce the impact of COVID-19?
Did the use of long-term care and health care for people with dementia change in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic? A comparison between 2018, 2019 and 2020
Differences in care-related outcomes in skilled nursing facilities for minority communities: a systematic review
Different perspectives on the appropriateness of care home entry: evidence from a balance of care study of older people with mental health problems
Direct payments in residential care
Direct payments support in England: the hidden face of direct payments
Disabilities and employment: removing barriers to encourage productive community living
Disability costs and equivalence scales in the older population
Disability housing support research framework
Disruptive institutional change and gradual transformation: long term care Insurance in Germany
Diversification of services for older people: the cases of Spain and Sweden
Division of work time and its effects on wellbeing of Finnish care workers in assisted living facilities with 24-hour assistance
Do couples self-insure? The effect of informal care on a couple’s labor supply
Do higher accommodation prices reflect better care quality in residential aged care facilities?
Do home care alternatives to institutional care save government money?
Do hospital-owned skilled nursing facilities provide better post-acute care quality?
Do Report Cards Predict Future Quality? The Case of Skilled Nursing Facilities
Do workforce factors affect quality of care in nursing homes?
Does ‘replacement care’ help unpaid carers remain in employment in England? Analysis using large-scale survey data
Does choice improve subjective well-being? The case of German long-term care provision
Does formal care use preserve the health of informal caregivers? Evidence from France
Double responsibilities of care: emerging new social risks of women providing both elderly care and childcare
Dynamics of informal and formal home care and placement in long term care
Dynamics of informal care, employment, and retirement
Dynamics of social innovation and long-term care for elderly people: evidence based on case studies from Wallonia and Brussels
E-Health and long-term care
Economic analysis of the intangible impacts of informal care for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other mental disorders.
Economic assessment and determinants of informal care
Economic evaluation of adult social care interventions: Reflections on lessons from three studies
Economic factors of demand for long-term care – a critical appraisal of the research literature and econometric results for Finnish data.
Economic issues in informal care
Economics of informal care: do we know enough to advocate for policy change?
Economics of new approach to integrating health and social care services for residential care homes
Effective prevention in adult social care; quality of Life and cost-effectiveness
Effects of an ICT based fitness program on physical fitness of home care recipients.
Effects of health check-up attendance on caregivers’ physical health
Effects of home care programs on health care utilisation
Effects of obesity and smoking on the risk for nursing home use, 2002–2008
Effects of the resident assessment instrument in home care settings by degree of implementation – results of a cluster randomized controlled trial
Effects of using a preventive care model among persons with dementia in ordinary home and nursing home with poor nutritional status
Elderly care and the value of sharing economy. What can we learn and bring to the care sector from sharing economy initiatives
Eligibility and affordability of LTC services – a global view
Eligibility and inclusiveness of long-term-care institutional frameworks in Europe: a cross-country comparison
Employed informal caregivers and the new care leave models in Austria
Employees’ perceptions of organizational justice and leadership in the context of elderly care in Finland – the role of organization's ownership status
Enabling Meaningful Participation In Research in Elder Residential Care
England's social care sector during COVID-19: a situational analysis
Epidemiological factors likely to drive global and European demand for LTC
Establishment and empirical study of fund-raising pattern of long-term care integrating with health care in China
Estimates of life-time costs of care and associated potential insurance premiums
Estimates of life-time long-term care costs and their implications for insurance benefits/payouts and premiums
Estimating a dependency index based on preferences
Estimating care service outcomes from administrative records: challenges and opportunities
Estimating the costs of unpaid care for people with dementia: the importance of how questions are asked
EU Comparative, "bottom up" studies
Evaluating purchaser performance in promoting quality through budget reallocations
Evaluating the reforms of the social care eligibility system in England
Evidence-informed policy making: exploring the concept of knowledge transfer in social care
Evidenced-based policy recommendations for ICT-enabled services for informal carers.
Examining the effect of 2005 reform on certification process and self-assessed health
Examining the relationship between organisational culture and the quality of care: early findings from the CHOICE
Expected longevity and productive ageing involvement among older Chinese in Hong Kong
Explaining differences in equity in the use of home care services in Europe
Explaining lapse in LTC insurance markets
Explaining local variation in home care provision using a longitudinal census of home care
Explaining the fees gap between funding types in the English care homes market
Exploring the feasibility and validity of a pragmatic approach to estimating the impact of long-term care
Exploring the formalisation of informal care in Europe
Exploring the potential of a minimum dataset for home care
Extra care housing for older people and emerging findings from the PSSRU evaluation
Factors associated with respondents indicating that they will likely provide care for low-level needs in the future 
Factors associated with the adoption of integrated aged care service structures
Factors associated with the cost of dementia – Analysis of the MODEM cohort
Factors associated with unpaid carers’ quality of life: The similarities and differences between ethnic groups
Factors determining the demand for long term care (LTC) in the Norwegian municipalities
Family spillovers of long-term care insurance
Feeling in control: comparing older people’s experiences in different care settings
Fifteen years of carer-blind LTCI system in Japan
Financial literacy and long-term care insurance coverage
Financing long-term care in Europe: reflections on age-related differences in preferences and expectations for LTC financing models
Financing long-term care in the United Kingdom
Financing long-term care: more same than different, but with some twists
Financing trends across the OECD
Fit for the future: making it happen for new role care staff in residential homes for older people
Forecasting the need for elderly care home beds in the UK
Formal and informal care hours provided to elderly home care clients in Finland
Formal home health care: Is it worth it?
Fostering home care in Slovenia – between saying and doing
Fundamental reform of Dutch LTC?
Funding long-term care in the future: challenges and policy strategies
Funding models of long-term care: pay as you go vs fully funded - what is the actual price?
Funding primary care to the tail of the bell curve
Further structural validation of the Long-Term Conditions Questionnaire (LTCQ): formation of the Rasch 8-item LTCQ short-form (LTCQ-8)
Gender differences in the determinants of mental health of co-residential caregivers
Getting the ducks in line: public involvement in research and organisational development
Global publishing opportunities in long-term services and supports
Going formal or informal, who cares? The role of differences in public coverage of long-term care in household decisions
Governance levels and the performance of care systems
Half a century LTC for older Swedes: the state– family balance
Health and long-term care spending in OECD countries through the economic crisis, and memories of the 2013 UK spending review
Health and social care integration in the WHO European region: six case studies
Health and social care policies for people with chronic conditions in France: Similar issues, specific features and general recommendations
Health care transitions among people with dementia at the end of life
Health economics evaluation of cognitive prosthetics for people with dementia
Health issues amongst care workers under the Long-term Care Insurance System in East Asia
Health service utilization reductions with health-related supports in senior housing: lessons from the right care, right place, right time program
Healthy ageing and long-term care for older people: a global perspective
Help for elderly in European countries
Help! Finding the right balance for long-term care: fair protection versus financial sustainability
Home care for older people in urban China: impacts of the marketisation process
Homecare or long-term care? Setting the balance of care in urban and rural North western Ontario
Homelessness and hospital discharge and integrating intermediate care: stress points for people, processes and place
Hospital and Skilled Nursing Partnerships for Palliative Care: An Opportunity to Increase Use of Palliative Care and Reduce Readmissions
Hospital-Skilled Nursing Facility Collaboration: A Mixed Methods Approach to Understanding the Effect of Linkage Strategies
Housing and services in older age
Housing conditions and long-term care needs in the older population in England
How can local authorities be supported in the use of survey data for quality or performance improvement?
How can older people who choose not to manage their own personal budgets still be ensured personalised support?
How can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems? – Policy background
How can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems? A European perspective
How can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems? A US perspective
How can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems? An Industry perspective
How do care professionals define "good" quality long-term care? Lessons from an Austrian explorative study
How Do Hospitals That Are Part of ACOs Lower Readmission Rates?
How do people make decisions about ‘best’ and ‘worst’ quality of life states?
How do the new national and regional laws on the public contracts affect the management and funding of residences in the Valencian region?
How does health care usage differ among immigrants and native-born elderly populations in eleven European countries? Results from the SHARE Study
How extensive and generous LTC programs are? Investigating eligibility criteria and need assessment procedures in a comparative perspective
How Hospitals that are Integrated with Long-term Care Providers Respond to Pay-for-Performance Incentives
How is formal long-term care organized – an European overview?
How legislation impacts on aging with disability an aging into disability: the EU PATHWAYS project’s results from the perspective of employment sector
How men experience the provision of dementia care
How pensions can help meet consumer needs under the new social care regime in England
How significant are the LTC provisions of the US health care reform legislation? An overview.
How skilled nursing facilities in the United States have been affected by the patient driven payment model and COVID-19: insights from an in-depth mixed-methods examination
How will the growth in formal Long-term care affect long run fiscal sustainability in Norway
ICT and unpaid carers of people living with dementia: use, non-use and ideas for the future
Identification of the potential demand for insurance under different LTC funding systems
Identifying dementia cases using claims data or survey assessments – impact on dementia cost estimates
Identifying frailty in older adults receiving home care using machine learning: examining the role of classifier, feature selection and sample size
Impact of budget cuts on access and quality in Long-Term Care: Experiences from Sweden
Impact of COVID-19 on employment of personal assistants: lessons for social care practice
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on dependent persons in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain): Mortality, excess mortality and life-years lost
Implementation of personal health budgets
Implementation of personalisation within long term care in Norway and Britain – does it make any difference?
Implementing a quality monitoring framework in an English local authority: a case study using normalization process theory
Implementing cash for care programmes: what works and what doesn’t work?
Implementing innovative practices in resource poor nursing homes: comparing culture change and palliative care
Implementing nursing home culture change: the importance of education and communication
Implementing remote care in the UK
Implementing remote care in the UK: a decade of progress
Improving end-of-life care in the community using the RESPECT on-line prognostication tool
Improving quality in long term care: regulation, public reporting or quality improvement
Increasing demand for care while promoting institutionalisation: a preliminary study on the impacts of long-term-care insurance in Guangzhou
Independent financial advice about funding social care in later life – findings from a project exploring evidence and practice in England
Individual saving behaviour and the welfare consequences of alternative means-testing policies
Inequalities in unpaid carer’s health, employment status, and social isolation
Inequality and inequity in the use of long-term care services in Europe: cross-national patterns and determinants
Informal care and gender: Do welfare states matter?
Informal care and public decision making: the case of Lombardy local welfare
Informal care provision’s impact on expectations for the future
Informal-formal caregiver relationships within care networks of older adults
Informal, formal, or both? Assessing the drivers of home care utilization in Austria using a simultaneous decision framework
Information needs of Saskatchewan caregivers facing decisions about the initiation of antipsychotic medications in persons with dementia in long-term care
Innovation in knowledge translation: How smart, touch screen, technologies are changing patient satisfaction/experience surveys to make them directly accessible to people with varying cognitive, communication and language
Innovative care models to strengthen the response of health and social care systems for care of people with dementia across OECD countries
Insights into implementation: what, why and how care protocols are implemented in Ontario nursing homes
Insights into the work lives of health support workers in Canada
Institutional support for informal caregivers as a mechanism to enhance care recipient use of social service delivery systems
Insuring against the costs of long-term care: the role of INAs
Integrated care of older people with complex health problems and severe needs – some experiences from Sweden
Integrating medical and long-term services benefits in Tennessee
Integrating post-acute care: relational contracting between Medicare Accountable Care Organizations and post-acute providers
Integration and freedom of choice in care for older people in Sweden and Finland – Compatible policy options?
Integration of elderly care and health care is the priority
Intellectual disability, caring and role reversal
Intermediaries in a Europeanised market for migrant live-in care work: brokering agencies in Austria and Germany
Intermediary structures for frail older people: Switzerland and Germany in comparison
International comparison of long term care quality monitoring: case Finland
International review of assessment and eligibility for long-term care
Introducing technological innovations in ageing societies: care providers’ perspective
Introducing the ASCOT in Finland – Translation and Validation of the Instrument
Involving stakeholders in community-based LTC development: experiences from the InCARE project
Is caring for an elderly parent at the expense of work?
Is closeness of death a determinant of long-term care use among the oldest olds?
Is ICT use by carers of people living with dementia associated with carers' quality of life?
Is long-term care in the Czech Republic equitable, available, and efficient? Major developments and challenges for long-term care in the Czech Republic
Is outcomes-based management and policymaking a reality for local government?
Is the quality of home care for older people in England improving? Evidence from a survey of publicly-funded service
Is there a way to measure implementation of integrated services delivery (ISD) in different countries? The case of the PRISMA implementation qualitative methodology
Is what I give worth what I would pay for? Quantitative and qualitative evidence for informal caregivers providing assistance to French community-dwelling elderly
It’s not the money so how do motivations drive decisions to work in the long term care sector?
Japan's long-term care insurance: lessons from ten year's experience
Japan’s next care system: how do communities participate?
Japanese elderly care: policy shift from institutional care to home care
Juggling work and care for a frail family member: an international comparison
Key issues and challenges in long-term care organization and financing in differently resourced countries: from service coverage to sustainability
Later-life care work migration: patterns and determinants of reorganising informal care obligations
Launch of the Journal of Long-term Care
Lesson learned from the early success and recent failure of protecting nursing home residents from COVID-19
Lessons learned from LTC reforms in Sweden
Life time prevalence for need of long-term care – results from a German longitudinal study
Limitations in the evidence base for long-term services and support and persons aging with long-term disability: implications for US programmes and policies
Limiting co-payments for nursing home residents in Germany's long-term insurance scheme
Linking person level health and social care data sets. Problems and Potential
Living arrangement decisions for elderly care in Italy
Local implementation of national social care guidelines
Loneliness, frustration and joy: the complexities of caring for someone with dementia
Long term care and its solutions in China
Long Term Care for the elderly in a country after transition. Example of Poland
Long term care insurance: a survey of insurer attitudes in Australia
Long term care of older people in New Zealand: inconsistent data describing patterns of the past may mislead when informing the future
Long term care policy above the fray? The case of German long term care expansion in the face of austerity
Long term care reform in England: a long and unfinished story
Long term care system in comparative perspective: private care resources and family involvement in care
Long term care: an analysis of the profile of the professional caregivers
Long-term care and reciprocity: does helping with grandchildren result in the receipt of more help at older ages?
Long-term care and the great recession in the United States: mostly dodging the bullet
Long-Term Care and the Housing Market
Long-term care as part of the continuum
Long-term care between the local and the global
Long-Term Care for Brazilian elders: a new social risk to be managed by the State?
Long-term care for the elderly: the roles of public policy and inertia
Long-term care for vulnerable socio-economic groups in Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic
Long-term care in China: reigning in market forces through regulatory oversight
Long-term care in Italy: a role for complementary private insurance?
Long-term care in Quebec: so many issues to consider
Long-term care insurance for married individuals: insuring one without the other?
Long-term care insurance in China: will it meet the needs?
Long-term care policy above the fray: the case of German LTC expansion in the face of austerity
Long-term care politics: Interplay of transnational, national and local levels
Long-term care service use among elderly care recipients in Norway
Long-term care systems and horizontal and vertical equity: Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland
Long-term care use among older people with social care needs: A view from administrative systems in the UK
Looking for the easy way out: demographic panic and the twists and turns of long-term care policy in Finland
LTC provisions as disability evolves: a comparative study of European countries
LTC reform trends between national and local policies: insights from Italy
LTCFocus.org: a resource for longitudinal data on long-term care in the United States
Making a success of case management: key lessons in delivery and design
Making long-term care 'WHOLE': taking a fresh look at integrating health and care services for the frail elderly
Making strides in dementia treatment, care, support and awareness
Management partnership for nursing home person-centered care
Managers’ experiences of employing migrant care workers
Mapping and evaluating quality, equity and efficiency of nursing home in Italy: evidences from Tuscany Region.
Market competition and response to public reporting: evidence from skilled nursing facilities
Market dynamics in home care
Marketization in Scandinavian welfare states: the role of large corporations in residential care for older people
Marketization of long-term care services for older adults and its results in South Korea
Marketization: ownership, financing, and quality in the five largest US for-profit nursing home chains
Marketization: the growth and impact of large for-profit nursing home chains: UK perspective
Measuring and improving performance in home care services: A four country comparison
Measuring inefficiency in social services commissioning: evidences from English local authority activity
Measuring long-term care outcomes using ASCOT – experiences from Austria
Measuring long-term care related quality of life but keeping it simple: the development of an easy-read version of the German ASCOT for long-term care service users.
Measuring older people’s capabilities and their determinants
Measuring outcomes in long-term care in England and Austria
Measuring outcomes of case management as an approach to managing LTC
Measuring outcomes of long-term care
Measuring outcomes of long-term care: the US experience
Measuring regional variation in the productivity of care home in England
Measuring social investment in LTC: what could be learned from other disciplines?
Measuring the outcomes of low level services
Mechanisms for knowledge exchange: effectiveness in different contexts
Medical care in nursing homes – an international view
Medicare Advantage Control of Post-Acute Costs: Perspectives from Plans, Hospitals, and Skilled Nursing Facilities
Methodological challenges and issues in economic evaluations of long term care interventions
Methods to inform planning of palliative care services, application to the Portuguese HC system
Migrant care workers and the transnational redistribution of care and emotional work
Migrant care workers in long-term care: evidence from Italy
Migrant carers and the provision of social care in the United Kingdom- policy, practice and research
Migrant workers in LTC: the perspective of a major sending country
Migrantization of long-term care provision in Europe. A comparative analysis of Germany, Italy, Sweden and Poland
Minnesota’s Return to Community Initiative is effective in reducing nursing home use and achieving post-discharge outcomes
Mobile and wireless social and health care services – a mobile clinic
Modelling dementia care pathways in low, middle and high income countries
Modelling the costs of dementia care in the UK
Modelling the dementia care pathway in England
Models of safeguarding: costs and outcome
Models of safeguarding: Identify the characteristics of safeguarding practice
Models of safeguarding: typology and perspectives on implementation
Monitoring and improving quality in long-term care systems
Monitoring national trends of quality of care in long-term home care in France
Moral hazard and long-term care insurance
More than tea and sympathy? Social care support for family carers
Moving beyond quality: strategic responses of nursing home to public report cards
Multisensory stimulation and individualized music sessions on people with severe dementia: immediate, short-term and long-term effects on behaviour and mood
Municipalities’ management strategies on the welfare mixes in aging society: The implementation of long-term care in Japan
National oversight of sub-national policy making in long-term care: Rhode island’s global consumer choice compact
Needs of and care for and by older people in Sweden: a 55 year panorama 1954–2009
Needs of older persons. Local variations and public service response: the case of Spain
Networks of informal caring: a mixed methods approach
New approaches to familialism in LTC reforms: lessons from the Portuguese experience
New developments in funding LTC and family leave in Germany
New entitlement rules for Germany's long-term care insurance
New evidence on the sustainability and inclusiveness of long-term care systems in Europe
Nursing home effectiveness as setting for chronic illness care: adverse event analysis
Nursing homes and hospital care: is there a (missing) link? Evidence from the Italian NHS about failures in intermediate care settings
Older people: a neglected but growing resource
Older persons: a welfare resource in both Spain and Sweden
Older Turkish migrants’ care needs in the UK: cultural encounters and unmet needs
Operational and policy implications of recognition of front line elder care workers' high-level skills
OPTIMISTIC: a care model for addressing hospitalization risk of long-stay nursing facility residents
Organization typology of long-term care systems in Europe
Organization, financing, and quality of the ten largest for-profit nursing home chains in the US
Organizing stroke pathways differently – effects on readmissions and mortality.
Outcomes-based care planning in older adult care homes
Overlooked key workers: policy narratives in migrant live-in care
Participation of civil society actors in local care policies in Germany – the direction of engagement matters
Partner care: on the way to gender equality in Spain and Sweden
Patient choice of post-acute care provider and hospital accountability
Patients’ experiences transitioning to post-acute care in skilled nursing facilities
Pay less, consume more? Estimating the price elasticity of demand for home care services of the disabled elderly
Pay-for-performance in five U.S. states: lessons for the nursing home sector
Paying care – facts and figures on expenditure on long-term care in Europe
Paying for care and labour market participation
Pennsylvania’s transition to Medicaid managed long-term services and supports: policy change with a commitment to evaluation
People with dementia: challenges to support independent mobility for an overlooked group participating in traffic
Performance and quality indicators for evidence-based long-term care
Performance comparison of hip fracture pathways in two capital cities: Does the level of integration matter?
Performance measurement in long-term care in Austria
Person-centredness in long-term care services for older adults: a systematic review of survey measures and measurement properties
Person-directed care planning in long term care: a comparative perspective on policy trends and policy-relevant implementation factors
Personalisation and long-term care: a critical review of international developments
Personalisation in residential care
Physical activity and quality of life for older people: a prevention strategy for a Long term care policy in France
Piloting community (health) nursing in Austria
Planning in advance for long-term care needs
Planning sustainable LTC policy: what knowledge base do we have? What knowledge do we use?
Policies of user participation: The case of older people and social care in Norway and England
Policy roundtable with US and European government officials
Potential and challenges of online service quality feedback mechanisms to support service consumption decisions
Potentially avoidable hospitalizations among Medicaid home and community-based services waiver beneficiaries
Pre-diagnosis service utilization in people with suspected dementia seeking help from assessment service
Prediction of the economic cost of long-term care from an individual perspective in the Spanish general population
Preliminary findings from the community care voucher pilot program in Hong Kong
Prevention or diversion? Achieving change in older people’s service use.
Primary care funding: a sustainable model
Priorities for the care home nursing workforce
Priority setting in Austrian health policy: results from a discrete choice experiment discussing mental health
Privatization and security in health care
Producing evidence: institutional functions of documentation quality and care effects in Estonia, Finland and Germany
Professional discretion in the construction of adult safeguarding concerns
Program zichtbare zore: the use of quality indicators in the dutch residential & domiciliary care
Programmes in Sweden to stimulate innovation in technology and long term care
Progress in playful motivation for daily multimodal training of persons with dementia and multisensory analytics for decision support: amicasa and the PLAYTIME game suite
Projecting EU public expenditure on LTC over the next 50 years
Projecting informal care demand among older Koreans between 2020 and 2067
Projecting utilisation of long term care in Ireland: demographics, disability and incentives
Projections of aggregate public and private expenditures under different scenarios for reform of the system of funding long-term care
Projections of long-term care costs in Austria: assumptions and methods
Projections of long-term care expenditure on older people living with dementia in England, 2015 to 2040
Promoting participation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in social care research: developing an easy read version of ASCOT research
Providing nursing and residential care services in Europe: a greater role for the private sector?
Providing nursing home care in an era of increasing scarcity: the case of Pennsylvania
Proximity to death as a robust determinant of long-term care: new evidence from SHARE
Public expenditure on long-term care in EU-27: scenarios and projections up to 2060.
Public funding for adult social care in England: is there an underlying rationale?
Public long-term care systems in Scandinavian countries: recent policy shifts and future challenges
Public reporting and consumer demand in the home health sector
Public reporting of quality in long-term care in Europe: a mapping exercise across six countries
Quality and cost of non-profit nursing-home group in Valencian region (Spain)
Quality and efficiency comparisons in Swedish elderly care
Quality improvement over and above minimum standards: a study of providers of residential care for older people in England and Australia
Quality of life from the perspective of older adults living at home, and the role of services
Quality of Life of Carers in Austria, England, and Finland
Quality of Life of Long-term Care Service Users Living at Home. Evidence from Austria, England, and Finland
Quantifying out-of-pocket costs in dementia care partner research: the costs of behaviors
Quantifying social protection for long-term care in OECD countries
Quantum of public home care provision in Ireland – correlation with economic growth
Quasi-markets – a solution for the Emerald Isle's long term care population?
Racial and ethnic difference in particpant experience among home and community based service users in the US
Reablement and shared goals of self-reliance among users and care workers
Realization of ‘ageing in place’-policy in Swedish eldercare: consequences for family members as informal caregivers
Rebalancing long-term care in the US: the role of Medicaid managed long term care services and support
Recalibrating long term care in Australia: the economics and politics of reform
Recent developments in care coordination policies in Europe
Recent developments in Israel
Recent developments in Japan
Recent developments in UK
Recent developments in USA
Recent policy developments and evidence in the personalisation of care in Europe
Recovery from hospitalization among the elderly: a comparison of skilled nursing facilities and home health care
REcruiting and RetAining nurses and carers in Care Homes: what works, for which staff, under what circumstances, and at what cost? The REACH Realist Review
Recruitment and retention of the long-term care workforce in England
Reflections on designing a mixed methods research study to evaluate intensive home care packages for people with dementia in the Republic of Ireland
Reform of care and support in the UK: the policy choices
Reform options for the funding system in Germany's long-term care insurance
Reforming home care services in Europe: common drivers, diverse responses?
Reforming long-term care: Norway in a European comparative perspective
Reforms in long-term care policies in EU countries: an interpretation
Regional variability in long-term care services in Spain: needs, service use and diversification
Regulating the quality and safety of long-term care in England
Regulation of public and private long-term care insurance in Israel: A case study
Reported Intention for nursing home placement and its associated factors among urban Chinese older adults
Research on innovation of medical-nursing combined institutional care mode
Residential care for older people in England and Japan
Revisiting informal carers' quality of life: Using a preference-weighted QoL-score to elicit potential levers for informal carer support policies
Role of migrant workers in the long-term care provision in England: Implications for users, employers and the wider care workforce
Role of young adults in providing long-term care in England
Roles performed by migrant care workers when their older care recipients are hospitalized
Rural Long term care policy for China: evidence from CHARLs
Rural LTC in the US: policies to "re-balance" without the balance
Same but different? Cross-border movements of care home providers from Germany to Austria
Schedule of program
Scoping carer research
Self-funders and long term care: selected findings from the SIgN project
Shortages of care workers and their training and retaining in Japan
Should we increase social care supply to reduce hospital waits? Evidence from England
Smart technologies for healthy longevity
Social and demographic change and long-term care demand
Social care evidence in practice: learning from a two-year study on innovation in knowledge exchange
Social care financing options in the United States: who is responsible and which options do people support?
Social care governance structures and the business model at early stages of integrated care design and development in a LMIC region to create cashable savings and RoI
Social care recovery and resilience: what can England learn from other countries?
Social care related quality of life at home and in Institutional setting: the case of Denmark
Social care research and impact assessment: lessons and reflections for long-term care
Social isolation predicts memory decline in later life
Social work effectiveness and burnout: do we need to do more to see if there are links?
Socioeconomic status and engagement in work, volunteering, and caregiving activities among Chinese older adults in Hong Kong
Soft skills and hard choices. Employer's views on recruitment and retention in social care
Speaking out for change – a personal story about life in a long term care facility in Alberta
Special informal care. Experiences of informal carers of people with an intellectual disability or psychiatric disorder
Spending pattern and associated factors of carer allowance among low-income informal carers
Sports and reminiscence: the rationale and evidence for its use to build social connections for older people
Staff-to-resident-ratio in Austrian care homes for the elderly: status quo and field for action
Stakeholder engagement and collaboration in long-term care of older persons in Lithuania: key stakeholders perceptions of synergy possibilities and barriers
Stories of disease and treatment: organizational models for continuity of care
Strategic planning in the LTC sector: the benefits of using data
Strengthening responses to dementia (STRiDE): generating and using research to inform policymaking
Structural marginalisation among the long-term care workforce in England: evidence from mixed-effect models of national pay data
Study of barriers and opportunities: findings from literature review and discussion with experts
Support services for informal carers across Europe: a critical review of the evidence on policies and best practices
Supporting adult social care innovation: improving the conceptualisation of innovation in adult social care
Supporting informal carers across Europe: stage 1 of INTERLINKS – comparative trends, gaps and good practice across long term care interfaces
Supporting informal carers: testing feasibility of the CES and the Carer SCT4 measures as a part of care practice
Surveying the implementation of the act for elderly care and services in Finland
Sustaining interventions in care homes initiated by quality improvement projects: a qualitative study
Systematic mapping of the evidence on what works on dementia: who researches what?
Tacit practices over time – the case of care work in Norway
Taking stock of COVID-19 policy measures to protect Europe's elderly living in long-term care facilities
Targeting elderly people with complex health problems and severe needs in Sweden. Some methodological reflections
Targeting long-term care for older people: a comparative analysis across OECD countries
Task-sharing involving primary care physicians for dementia early intervention
Technical support and home adaptation for the elderly needing care in Barcelona
Technology in dementia care – policy suggestions from qualitative research with family carers in the South of England
Technology skills for the long term care sector: developing a research agenda
Technology tools to support people with dementia and family carers
The "Integrative Model of Person Centred Care” – a framework for nursing practice in long-term care
The association between organizational characteristics and differences in characteristics of mixed care networks
The birth and death of a Voluntary Public Long-Term Care Insurance Program in the United States and what comes next
The care profiles during the last years of life – the impact of dementia and age in 1998 and 2013
The case conference as an intervention to prevent the gradual immobilization of elderly people in long-term care – development and piloting
The challenges of scaling up innovative models of integrated care: lessons from the Gnosall primary care-based dementia service
The changing profile of newly admitted nursing home residents in Ontario, Canada: observations over 15 years
The cost of frailty in the Netherlands
The cost of informal care in Europe: New estimates based on the well-being valuation method
The costs and consequences of introducing advanced assistive technologies for people with long-term needs and conditions: evidence from the Whole Systems Demonstrators trials in England
The definition and implementation of best practice and quality standards in long-term care in eight European countries
The development of employment and skills in the social care sector: a comparison of Germany and Japan
The development of migrant care work arrangements: the role of transnational social protection
The discovery of working carers – a new policy challenge in Sweden
The economic consequences for households of co-payments in long term care. Evidence from Spain after the 2012 reform
The economic consequences of community capacity-building projects
The economic determinants of English home care quality
The economic linkages of long-term care costs in Austria: assumptions and results
The economics of integration: what do we know?
The effect of cash-for-care benefits on home-based long-term care use: a panel data approach for selected European countries
The effect of frailty and cognitive impairment levels on formal and informal care time for older adults in community
The effect of informal care on the allocation of time: implications for trade-offs, opportunity cost and measurement
The Effect of Linkage Between Medicare Advantage Contract and Nursing Homes on Patients’ Health Outcomes
The effect of primary caregivers' employment on older people's care receipt from their care networks and unmet need
The effect of race and nursing home racial composition on social engagement
The effectiveness and technology acceptance of an ict-enhanced integrated care model for nursing home residents in Korea: evidence from the SPEC study
The effectiveness of non-pharmacological interventions in managing neuropsychiatric symptoms and challenging behaviours in patients with dementia: an overview of reviews
The effects of an ICT-based fitness programme for home care service users on fitness literacy, physical activity behaviour and coping with activities of daily living
The effects of budget cuts on social care funding in Scotland and policy responses by the Scottish government
The effects of LTC on expenditure on health care and care of the elderly
The elderly care and domestic services sector during the recent economic crisis. The case of Italy, Spain and France.
The end of familialism? Public policy, family organisation and the growth of the home care market in Italy
The European Framework for Action on Integrated Health Services Delivery: An application to health and social care integration in long-term care settings
The evaluation of complex interventions: approaches using person-level administrative data with risk-adjustment
The evaluation of the new Long-term Care Act in The Netherlands
The evolving role of personal support workers and health care aides
The ExCHANGE Collaboration: A realist evaluation of a collaborative model to support research co-production in long-term care settings in England
The exchange motive and informal long-term care: evidence from the HRS exit-interviews
The Fiscal Importance of Long-term Care in Norway
The frailty and the health status of elderly using GPs’ databases: an Italian pilot study
The future in development of privately owned LTC facilities in Poland and the Baltic states: a view from the trenches
The future of long term care for vulnerable older adults in South Africa
The future of social care funding – who pays?
The gateshead care home vanguard – towards a realist evaluation
The German Guideline for the provision of long-term care in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic
The German market for private long-term care insurance: the impact of public subsidies for purchase
The Ideal working situation for residential social workers at intensive care homes
The impact of co-payments for nursing home care on use, health, and welfare
The impact of cognitive impairment on hospital and emergency department use among older people across residential settings
The impact of community-based long-term care on quality of life: a production function approach
The impact of competition on quality and prices in the English nursing homes market
The impact of demographic change, co-morbidity and European care policies on the choice of care arrangement
The impact of elderly care services in-kind on poverty across Italian regions and evidence of the effects of the recent economic crisis
The impact of joint funding of social care on health care system outcomes
The impact of language discordance on end-of-life outcomes among Chinese residents in ethnic and non-ethnic long-term care homes
The impact of long-term care on primary care doctor consultations for people over 75
The impact of LTC systems on life satisfaction
The impact of personal health budgets on quality of life and well-being
The impact of retirement decisions on informal care provision
The impact of staffing on care home survival
The impact of the behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia on caregiver depression
The impact of workforce composition and characteristics on English care home quality
The incremental cost of dementia care: evidence from Medicare Advantage and traditional medicare
The interaction of migration status and skill level in professional long-term care work in Germany: a multi-level intersectional approach
The introduction of Senior Alert - process and patient outcomes in preventive work in Swedish nursing homes
The Italian long-term care system: between budget constraints and reform proposals
The long-term care workforce in OECD countries. Policies to adopt supply to a growing demand
The marketization of long-term care policies – a typology of long-term care markets based on their degree of regulation on the supply and demand side
The marketization of long-term care policies – explaining differences in the reform pathways in conservative welfare states
The MODEM Project (A comprehensive approach to modelling outcome and costs impacts of interventions for dementia)
The next steps for the evaluation of personal health budgets
The other way around? New perspectives on LTC policies in old age care in Sweden and Spain
The past and future of LTSS quality
The patient center medical home: bridging child-oriented to adult-oriented care for children and young adults with disabilities in the US and UK
The performance evaluation system of nursing home in Tuscany region: the target diagram of 50 NH
The preferences of older self-funders in navigating community social care (the PRESENCE study)
The Prevention and reactivation care program: an integrated approach to prevent functional decline in hospitalized elderly
The process of marketisation in home care and its consequences on welfare mix: a comparative analysis
The professionals’ perspective on current information provision and user choice of long term care in England
The quasi-market for home care in urban China
The RAISE Family Caregiver Advisory Council: strategies to bolster caregivers’ financial security
The reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation and maintenance of participant-directed care in the USA
The reform of the Italian cash-for-care system in times of economic recession. An example of evidence-based users’
The relation between quality management and COVID-19 outbreaks in 166 nursing homes in Tuscany: a mix methods study
The relationship between informal and formal care in Denmark and consequences of government policies of curbing formal care
The Relationship between Outcomes for Long-Term Care Service Users and Their Carers in Austria, England, and Finland: Reciprocity, Family, and Caregiving Effects
The relationship between outcomes for long-term care service users and their carers in England: reciprocity, family, and caregiving effects
The relationship between receipt of home care at the end of life, cost and place of death: a population-level retrospective cohort study
The relationship between regulator quality ratings and care home residents' care-related quality of life.
The role of education to support vaccine confidence in healthcare and long-term care workers amidst the COVID-19 pandemic: a living scoping review
The Role of Global Long-Term Care Scholarship in the Journal of Aging & Social Policy
The Role of Global Long-Term Care Scholarship in the Journal of Long-Term Care
The role of information and communication technology (ICT) support services to promote ageing in place
The role of job demand, control and support on job satisfaction and job quitting intention among long term care workers in England
The role of older people in commissioning services: levels and outcomes
The search for freedom: reflecting on inequity and the "acceptability' of formal long term care to older women in Soweto, South Africa
The skills for care workforce simulation model
The socioeconomic and family situation of Flemish families with a child with special needs as indicators for policy effectiveness
The Spanish reform three years on
The support of ancillary workers in English care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic
The tale of two countries – comparing user choice in long-term care in Austria and Sweden
The time to care about care: responding to changing attitudes, expectations and preferences on long-term care in Europe
The unintended consequences of reduced post-acute care lengths of stay
The US experience
The use of National Quality registries in research - health and preventive care among older people in Swedish nursing homes
The use of paid and unpaid elderly care in different health care systems: a micro-analysis of differences between European regions
The value of implementing NICE guidance and transforming evidence into adult social care practice. Exploring a theory of change
The well-being of unpaid carers of people with dementia – how husbands, wives, daughters and sons conceptualise well-being
The working experience of care workers in the long-term care insurance in Korea
Three dimensions of long-term care provision in middle-income countries:a a view across Africa, Latin America and Asia
Three models for compensating family caregivers
Time spent on care and costs for patients with Alzheimer’s disease living at home in France
To what extent longer working lives might reduce the amount of informal care received by frail elderly people?
Total health care expenditure before and after long-term care program
Towards a typology of models of adult social care in housing with care settings
Towards an integrated research design for studying integrated care
Translation and cross-cultural validation of ASCOT instruments into German and Finnish
Trends in long-term care complexity that impact service provision in Catalonia: a 5-year analysis
Trends in migrant care work across Europe – evidence from selected European countries
Trust in the publicly financed care system and willingness to pay for long-term care: A discrete choice experiment in Denmark
Two decades of nursing home compare: what have we learned?
Undermining the ACA through the Executive Branch and Federalism: implications for older Americans
Understanding co-worker relationships for promoting quality in care homes
Understanding long-term care needs from administrative data
Understanding non-medical costs for health care: evidence from inpatient care for older people in China
Understanding patterns of health and social care use at the end of life in England
Understanding the staffing relationship to quality in care homes: a mixed methods study
Unpacking the relationship between operational efficiency & quality of care in Ontario long-term care homes
Unpaid caregiving and stress in Sweden, Canada, and the United Kingdom
Usability and user experience of a tablet-based fitness app for home-care service users
Use of a digital application to enhance communication and triage between care homes and community NHS services in the United Kingdom: a qualitative evaluation
Use of long-term care is increasingly concentrated in the last years of life – a comparison of old decedents and survivors from 2000 to 2011
Using ASCOT in economic evaluation
Using ASCOT to inform care practice
Using machine learning to extract information about loneliness in older people from English adult social care administrative records
Using telehealth and telecare to effectively support care in the home environment to people with long-term health and social care needs: results from an action research project
Using the ACTION service to create communities of support for carers and people with chronic illnesses
VA staff perceptions of barriers and facilitators to home and community-based placement post-hospital discharge
Validation and adaptation of the ASCOT for community-dwelling older adults in the Netherlands
Variations in care costs of people with social care needs: the impact of telecare
Views of homecare staff about addressing mouth and teeth care for people living with dementia - the SORTED study
Vulnerability and long-term care in Europe: an economics perspective
Wage elasticities of long-term care labour supply in England
We’re just not getting it right. How should we provide care to older people with multi-morbid chronic conditions?
Weighing public and private options for reforming long-term care financing
Welfare effects of vouchers: evidence from Finnish sheltered housing
What affect residents’ nursing homes satisfaction: Italy versus Ontario experiences
What affects residents and family experience with nursing homes in Italy
What are Americans’ primary concerns about becoming disabled, and how are they acting or willing to act on those concerns?
What are the long-term implications of the pandemic on social care personal assistants (PAs)?
What can policy-makers learn from the messages and advice young adults’ give to their peers in interviews about their experiences of growing up with a chronic illness?
What do Americans know about social care?
What do Americans want in long-term care insurance policies? Results from a discrete choice experiment
What do we know about the know-do gap? Knowledge application capacity in long-term care homes
What factors influence time spent on unpaid dementia care? An explorative analysis
What is home care policy and how can it be measured? A latent variable model
What long-term care interventions and policy measures have been studied during the COVID-19 pandemic? Findings from a systematic mapping review of the scientific evidence published during 2021
What makes men work in the long-term care sector?
What makes the work in home care stressful: too many clients, low care continuity, work organization or interruptions?
What supports effective working within and across different models of health care provision to care homes: findings from the OPTIMAL study
When frontline workers exercise their discretion: evidence from care-needs certification for long-term care in Japan
When institutional inertia goes along with huge social reorganizations around care needs: the Italian LTC policies
When local initiatives meet national public policies: the dynamics of innovation in integrated long-term care
When needs are equal: do supply of long term care differ between young and old users?
Where does the money go? Financialised chains and the crisis in residential care
Where to? Current models, performance and directions in financing long-term care in OECD economies
Whether to make or buy long-term care services – market developments in old-age care in selected European countries
Which ASCOT profiles are considered worse than dead according to the Dutch population
Whither economic evaluations of actions to address dementia? A systematic mapping review
Who benefits from public reporting of nursing home quality?
Who cares for the unhealthy poor rural elderly? Rural and rural disparity in home- and community-based long-term care utilisation in China
Who cares? A scoping study to explore key issues in care and nursing staff in UK care homes
Who cares? Informal and formal long-term care use in Estonia
Who gets admitted and who is sent home? A register-based study of older people’s care trajectories through hospital emergency departments
Who gets what and how much care in old age in Europe's welfare states? A cross-national analysis of the impact of social inequality on long-term care reception
Who needs long-term care? Does living with a same-sex partner increase the risk?
Why are the older informal carers those of better health? Solving a causality problem
Willingness to pay for others’ long-term care services: evidence from a stated preference analysis
Work-care reconciliation policies in elder care: comparing the generosity of long-term care leave schemes in Europe
Worker retention in long-term care
Workforce supply: The role of temporary staff
Working and caring for dependent parent(s) in France, Portugal, Italy and Netherlands
Working environment, quality of care and turnover among long-term care workforce in Finland
Zero-hours-working in the UK, functional equivalents and policy responses