Regulating Long-Term Care Quality: An International Comparison

摘要: Foreword Part I. Introduction: 1. A framework for understanding regulation of long-term care quality Vincent Mor II. Long-term Care Quality Systems Based on 'Professionalism': 2. Performance measurement in Austria Kai Leichsenring, Frederique LaMontagne-Godwin, Andrea Schmidt, Ricardo Rodrigues and Georg Ruppe 3. Monitoring the Germany Vjenka Garms-Homolova Reinhard Busse 4. monitoring Switzerland Guido Bartelt, Ruedi Gilgen, Daniel Grob Thomas Munzer 5. Japan's regulations focused structure - rationale future prospects Naoki Ikegami, Tomoaki Ishibashi Takashi Amano III. Regulatory Inspection Frameworks: 6. Regulating Australia Len C. Gray, David J. Cullen Harold B. Lomas 7. safety England Juliette Malley, Jacquetta Holder, Rachael Dodgson Samantha Booth 8. older people Netherlands Jos M. G. A. Schols, Dinnus H. Frijters, Rudd Kempen Jan P. Hamers 9. The regulatory Spanish care: case Catalonia's service structures assurance systems Sergio Arino Blasco, Meritxell Sole, Gloria Rubert, Jose Sanjuan Joan Gil IV. Data Measurement Public Reporting: 10. Finland Harriet Finne-Soveri, Teija Hammar, Anja Noro, Sari Anttila Paivi Voutilainen 11. Regulation United States Stevenson Jeffrey Bramson 12. elderly Canada: progress toward an integrated system John Hirdes Vahe Kehyayan 13. New Zealand Brigette Meehan Nigel Millar V. Developing Systems: 14. Republic Korea Hye-Young Jung, Soong-Nang Jang, Jae Eun Seok Soonman Kwon 15. China: reigning market forces through oversight Zhanlian Feng, Xinping Guan, Xiaotian Chang Liu, Heying Jenny Zhan VI. Conclusion: 16. what have we learned? Tiziana Leone, Anna Maresso Index.