Social and demographic change and long-term care demand

Emily Grundy, LSE, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation DemandInformal care International

Ageing and disability: the role of financial and regulatory incentives in facilitating intersectoral collaboration

A-La Park, PSSRU, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
David McDaid, PSSRU, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Care integrationFunding/purchasingMarkets/regulation United Kingdom

How legislation impacts on aging with disability an aging into disability: the EU PATHWAYS project’s results from the perspective of employment sector

Matilde Leonardi, PATHWAYS Consortium, Foundation of the Carlo Besta Neurological Institute, Italy

2016 Conference Presentation Employment AustriaCzech RepublicGermanyGreeceItalyNorwayPolandSloveniaSpainUnited Kingdom

Limitations in the evidence base for long-term services and support and persons aging with long-term disability: implications for US programmes and policies

Michelle Putnam, Simmons College, School of Social Work, United States

2016 Conference Presentation Policy United States

A question of quality

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and quality Australia

Quality improvement over and above minimum standards: a study of providers of residential care for older people in England and Australia

Lisa Trigg, PSSRU, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and qualityResidential Care AustraliaEnglandUnited Kingdom

Social care related quality of life at home and in Institutional setting: the case of Denmark

Tine Rostgaard, KORA, Denmark

2016 Conference Presentation (Inter)national systemsOutcomes and quality Denmark

How do care professionals define “good” quality long-term care? Lessons from an Austrian explorative study

Katharine Schulmann, European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Austria

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and quality Austria

The elderly care and domestic services sector during the recent economic crisis. The case of Italy, Spain and France.

Sara Picchi, Sapienza University of Roma, Italy

2016 Conference Presentation (Inter)national systemsWorkforce FranceItalySpain

Checking care workers: International evidence

Jill Manthorpe, King's College London, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce International

The Ideal working situation for residential social workers at intensive care homes

Masakazu Shirasawa, Graduate School of Gerontology, J. F. Oberlin University, Japan

2016 Conference Presentation Residential CareWorkforce Japan

The working experience of care workers in the long-term care insurance in Korea

Yongho Chon, Incheon National University, South Korea

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce South Korea

Scoping carer research

Mary Larkin , Open University , United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce International

Effects of health check-up attendance on caregivers’ physical health

Narimasa Kumagai, Kindai University (Kinki University), Japan

2016 Conference Presentation Informal care Japan

Comparing the burdens of two groups of Japanese family caregivers of the elderly: biological daughters vs daughters-in-law

Seiritsu Ogura, Hosei University, Japan

2016 Conference Presentation Informal care Japan

Improving end-of-life care in the community using the RESPECT on-line prognostication tool

Amy Hsu, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Canada

2016 Conference Presentation Technology Canada

Competing policies? Experiences from the implementation of an integrated health and social care organization for older people in Sweden

Par Schon, Stockholm Gerontology Research Centre and Aging Research Centre, Sweden

2016 Conference Presentation Care integration Sweden

Building a tool to support the planning of long-term care networks under complexity: dealing with multiple objectives, uncertainty and policy strategies

Teresa Cardoso-Grilo, Centre for Management Studies of Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal

2016 Conference Presentation Care integration Portugal

Marketization in Scandinavian welfare states: the role of large corporations in residential care for older people

2016 Conference Presentation Markets/regulation NorwaySweden

Marketization: the growth and impact of large for-profit nursing home chains: UK perspective

Allyson Pollock, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom
Shailen Sutaria, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom
William Hirst,, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Markets/regulation United Kingdom

Care for sale: privatizing long-term care in Ontario

Justin Panos, York University, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Markets/regulation Canada

Marketization: ownership, financing, and quality in the five largest US for-profit nursing home chains

Charlene Charington, University of California San Francisco, United States

2016 Conference Presentation Markets/regulation United States

A comparison of three instruments (ASCOT, ICECAP, and EQ5D) for the evaluation of outcomes of long-term care services

Florin Vadean, PSSRU, University of Kent, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and quality EnglandUnited Kingdom

Quality of life from the perspective of older adults living at home, and the role of services

Miriam van Loon, VU University Medical Center, The Netherlands

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and quality The Netherlands

How do people make decisions about ‘best’ and ‘worst’ quality of life states?

Laurie Batchelder, PSSRU, University of Kent, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Outcomes and quality United Kingdom

Worker retention in long-term care

Ulrike Schneider, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce Austria

What makes men work in the long-term care sector?

Shereen Hussein, King's College London, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce EnglandUnited Kingdom

Social work effectiveness and burnout: do we need to do more to see if there are links?

Jo Moriarty, King's College London, United Kingdom

2016 Conference Presentation Workforce EnglandUnited Kingdom

An estimation of the value and the hidden social burden of informal care in Spain

Luz Maria Pena - Longobardo, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

2016 Conference Presentation Informal care Spain

The discovery of working carers – a new policy challenge in Sweden

Lennarth Johansson, Gerontology Research Centre and Aging Research Centre/Karolinska Institute, Sweden

2016 Conference Presentation Informal care Sweden