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Organizational models and financial mechanisms for ensuring long-term care for the elderly: achievments and outstanding challenges
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Organizational models and financial mechanisms for ensuring long-term care for the elderly: achievments and outstanding challenges
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S020736760011353-7-
DOI
10.31857/S020736760011353-7
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Elena Shestakova 
Affiliation: Institute of Economy of Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Edition
Issue 9
Pages
88-105
Abstract

The article examines the existing mechanisms of adaptation of economically developed countries, especially European countries, to the accelerated change in the structure of the population, including the search for ways to make greater use of the labor potential of older age groups, as well as the opportunities to improve the quality of citizens’ lives in the process of ageing. The achievements and the drawbacks of various national models of social assistance organization are analyzed.

Keywords
active ageing, long-term care, hospital service, in-home care, informal assistance of the relatives
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08.07.2020
Date of publication
29.09.2020
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