Aims Aged care services touch the lives of substantial–and increasing–numbers of people.
Yet the capacity of service systems to meet older people's needs, and to do so at standards …

In the design of long-term care systems, preferences can serve as an essential indication to
better tailor services to the needs, wishes and expectations of its consumers. The aim of this …

Background Eliciting residents' priorities for their care is fundamental to delivering person‐
centred care in residential aged care facilities (RACFs). Prioritization involves ordering …

Background The rapid population aging arouses the enormous demands of elderly people
for institutional care services. Although the supply of nursing homes is still short in quantity, a …

This report summarises the background, methods and findings from a large-scale study to
investigate the views and preferences of the Australian general public for quality of aged …

Abstract Aims and Objective This study's aim is to examine what matters to nursing home
residents with dementia by exploring their perceptions of nursing home health care through …

The quality of aged care provided to older people is a concern for all countries globally. This
study adopts a novel first-stage discrete choice experiment (DCE) and a second-stage …

Recent inquiries into residential aged care services, including the 2018–2019 Australian
Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, have informed revisions to the 2019 …

背景随着大众健康观念的转变, 人群健康管理需求和消费能力有所提升, 在当前供给侧结构性
改革的大背景下, 如何从供需两端发力, 对居民健康管理消费需求和行为加以合理的引导 …

We elicit time and risk preferences for kidney transplantation from the entire population of
patients of the largest Italian transplant centre using a discrete choice experiment (DCE). We …