grantor: University of TorontoThis paper identifies the underlying preferences for two distinct LTC settings for persons with chronic health problems. A tune-trade off (TTO) preference elicitation technique was used to determine the relative preference for home-based care compared to facility-based care for forty elderly persons currently in receipt of home-based care for chronic health problems in North York, Ontario. The variation in relative preferences for home-based care in this study population could not be explained by age, gender, waiting list status, living arrangements, informal care, housing type, housing ownership, income level or own health perception. Most of the variation was driven by health status in an unexpected...
This study aimed at investigating whether older person\u27s living arrangement may affect their qual...
The community care reforms enabled some older people with severe disabilities to remain at home with...
Theme: Optimal Aging Through ResearchSession 1175 (Symposium)This journal suppl. entitled: 2013 GSA ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis paper identifies the underlying preferences for two dis...
Objectives: Relatively few studies to date have examined the preferences of members of the general p...
Produced by the Health System Performance Research Network.A growing number of people in northwester...
Contains fulltext : 170023.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: Man...
Background: As Canadaâ s population ages, a greater number of seniors will require formal and infor...
Objectives: This study examined the predictive factors of preference for residential care in cogniti...
Background: The majority of older adults prefer to remain in their homes, or to “age-in-place.” To a...
While some individuals can successfully age at home, others with similar levels of need may require ...
We examine the presence of a systematic preference for independent living at old age which we refer ...
ABSTRACT. Preferences for long-term care alternatives include both place of care and persons to prov...
Despite the development of various housing options across Europe, older people often face the choice...
As Canada’s population ages, policy analysts are increasingly concerned with issues related to housi...
This study aimed at investigating whether older person\u27s living arrangement may affect their qual...
The community care reforms enabled some older people with severe disabilities to remain at home with...
Theme: Optimal Aging Through ResearchSession 1175 (Symposium)This journal suppl. entitled: 2013 GSA ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis paper identifies the underlying preferences for two dis...
Objectives: Relatively few studies to date have examined the preferences of members of the general p...
Produced by the Health System Performance Research Network.A growing number of people in northwester...
Contains fulltext : 170023.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: Man...
Background: As Canadaâ s population ages, a greater number of seniors will require formal and infor...
Objectives: This study examined the predictive factors of preference for residential care in cogniti...
Background: The majority of older adults prefer to remain in their homes, or to “age-in-place.” To a...
While some individuals can successfully age at home, others with similar levels of need may require ...
We examine the presence of a systematic preference for independent living at old age which we refer ...
ABSTRACT. Preferences for long-term care alternatives include both place of care and persons to prov...
Despite the development of various housing options across Europe, older people often face the choice...
As Canada’s population ages, policy analysts are increasingly concerned with issues related to housi...
This study aimed at investigating whether older person\u27s living arrangement may affect their qual...
The community care reforms enabled some older people with severe disabilities to remain at home with...
Theme: Optimal Aging Through ResearchSession 1175 (Symposium)This journal suppl. entitled: 2013 GSA ...
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