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Joint Working between Health and Social Care

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Long-Term Care in Europe

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Faced with a series of demographic, social and technological changes, countries across Europe have found themselves trying to respond to a series of long-term care (LTC) challenges, including: responding to increased numbers of frail older people and older people with dementia; changes in social/family structures (often reducing the availability of informal care); rising public expectations and the need to improve and assure quality; financial sustainability (in a difficult economic context but also long term); staff recruitment and retention; and the need to develop more preventative and rehabilitative approaches.

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© 2013 Kerry Allen, Jon Glasby and Ricardo Rodrigues

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Allen, K., Glasby, J., Rodrigues, R. (2013). Joint Working between Health and Social Care. In: Leichsenring, K., Billings, J., Nies, H. (eds) Long-Term Care in Europe. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137032348_4

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