Financing institutional long-term care for the elderly in China: An initial policy evaluation of new models

Keyphrases

• China 100%
• Elderly Care 100%
• Policy Evaluation 100%
• Long-term Care Insurance 100%
• Institutional Long-term Care 100%
• Long-term Care 75%
• Financing Model 75%
• Nursing 50%
• Insurance 50%
• Social Health Insurance 50%
• Means Testing 50%
• Qualitative Interviews 25%
• Public Funding 25%
• Family Structure 25%
• Elders 25%
• Social Policy 25%
• Government Officials 25%
• Service Provider 25%
• Policy Goals 25%
• Nanjing 25%
• Payment Method 25%
• Needs Assessment 25%
• Local Policy 25%
• Unmet Demand 25%
• Aging Population 25%
• Insurance Schemes 25%
• Policy Options 25%
• Gaining Access 25%
• Rapid Aging 25%
• Qingdao 25%
• Service Users 25%
• Access to Care 25%
• Care Home Staff 25%
• Financing Reform 25%
• Policy Experiments 25%
• Financing Mechanism 25%
• Systematic Bias 25%
• Long-term Care Services 25%
• Affordable Access 25%
• Immediate Action 25%
• Fee-for-service Payment 25%

Social Sciences

• China 100%
• Policy Evaluation 100%
• Social Security 66%
• Personnel 33%
• Consumers 33%
• Qualitative Interview 33%
• Family Structure 33%
• Elderly (Age Groups) 33%
• Incentive 33%
• Service Provider 33%
• Needs Assessment 33%
• Ageing Population 33%
• Gray Literature 33%
• Fee-for-Service 33%
• Home Care 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Long-Term Care Financing 100%
• Health Insurance 66%
• Family Structure 33%
• Incentives 33%
• Fee-for-Service 33%