Long-term care

Beyond Burden: Two Ways of Looking at Caregiving Burden

Publication Year: 
1999

Reinardy, J., R. A. Kane, S. Huck, K. T. Call, and C. Shen. 1999. “Beyond Burden: Two Ways of Looking at Caregiving Burden.” Research on Aging 21 (1): 106-127.

Caregiver Burden from a Social Exchange Perspective: Caring for Older People Following Hospital Discharge

Publication Year: 
1999

Call, K. T., M. D. Finch, S. Huck, and R. A. Kane. 1999. “Caregiver Burden from a Social Exchange Perspective: Caring for Older People Following Hospital Discharge.” Journal of Marriage and the Family 61: 688-699.

Improving Geriatric Transitional Care through Interprofessional Care Teams

Publication Year: 
2010

Blewett, L., K. Johnson, T. McCarthy, T. Lackner, and B. Brandt. 2010. "Improving Geriatric Transitional Care through Interprofessional Care Teams." Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice (16)1: 57-63.

Summary: Long Term Financing Options and Retirement Income Security of Minnesota's Elderly.

Publication Year: 
2005

The issue brief examines whether selected financing options can be used to reduce the number of Minnesotans who will not have sufficient resources for general retirement expenses and long-term care. July 2005.

Summary: Retirement Security for Minnesota’s Elderly Population

Publication Year: 
2005

This issue brief focuses on whether Minnesotans will have enough money for their retirement and long-term care needs and estimates how many Minnesotans are at risk of having insufficient resources during their retirement years. March 2005.

Long Term Financing Options and Retirement Income Security of Minnesota's Elderly

Publication Year: 
2005

This brief considers the potential impact of long-term care financing options on decreasing the risk of needing support through the state Medicaid program in Minnesota. July 2005.

Retirement Security and Minnesota’s Elderly Population

Publication Year: 
2005

This brief addresses concerns in Minnesota over "retirement security" that have become a significant state policy issue as spending on the elderly and disabled for acute and long-term care services have continued to grow. March 2005.

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