Public Health Nursing · 2000 · 17 citations · 13 references
EducationGerontological NursingCost-effectiveness AnalysisGeriatric NursingLong-term Care PolicyCaregivingLong-term CareLong-term Care EconomicsCost-effectiveness Of Long-term CareHome Care SupportHome Health Care CostsNursing Care CostsNursing Home EconomicsNursing Home Financing
This study compares the cost of long-term care provided at patient homes with that of long-term care provided in nursing homes in southern Taiwan. Caring for a patient with a high degree of dependence at home is more expensive than caring for a patient in a nursing home facility when family costs and provider costs are considered together. This phenomenon is not demonstrated for patients with medium degrees of dependence. To be cost-effective, home care services should target patients with medium physical disability, and nursing home care should focus on patients with high levels of dependence.
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