Renmin University of China Reports Findings in Health Services and Policy (Does income matter for the policy effect of public long-term care insurance on informal care use in China? A quasi-experimental study): Health and Medicine – Health Services and Policy
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According to the news editors, the research concluded: “We suggest that the scheme should entitle people with low incomes to a preferential co-payment rate, thereby enhancing their access to formal care.”
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For more information on this research see: Does income matter for the policy effect of public long-term care insurance on informal care use in
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