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Our paper describes the results of a Social Return on Investment analysis of four new housing projects in Germany. A common characteristic of all projects is the central importance of mutual neighborly support to meet the demand for the assistance of older residents. All projects share some...
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Auf den Punkt * Im deutschen Pflegesektor ist in den vergangenen Jahren ein neuer Akteurstyp aktiv geworden. Private-Equity-Gesellschaften (PEG) investieren temporär, branchen- und länderübergreifend und unterscheiden sich damit von vielen anderen privaten Trägern. * Das wachsende Engagement...
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We quantify competition in Australia's residential aged care sector and study how competition is associated with …
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offers several lessons for Australia, including whether increasing subsidies can result in higher quality and the role of …
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not-for-profit and for profit facilities. Australia, like many other countries, has been implementing market …/14–2018/19) and contained 2,900 residential aged carefacilities, capturing almost all facilities in Australia. About 55% were private … or prices down unless sources of market failure are addressed. In Australia, the lack of public reporting of quality and …
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“A society that treats its most vulnerable members with compassion is a more just and caring society for all” (WHO 2002:5). Long-term residential care is where many of our most vulnerable members live and, in spite of moves towards aging in place, where many will continue to live in the...
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