Care Provision within Families and its Socio-Economic Impact on Care Providers

C Glendinning; F Tjadens; H Arksey; M Moree; N Moran; H Nies

Care Provision within Families and its Socio-Economic Impact on Care Providers

C Glendinning, F Tjadens, H Arksey, M Moree, N Moran, H Nies

Social Policy Research Unit

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Abstract

Across Europe family members provide by far the largest amount of care for older, disabled and chronically ill people, family care is essential for the sustainability of many countries' long-term care arrangements. This study provides up-to-date evidence from across the European Union on the numbers and characteristics of carers and the consequences of caring.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	York
Publisher	Social Policy Research Unit, University of York
Commissioning body	European Commission : Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
Number of pages	161
ISBN (Print)	9781903959121
Publication status	Published - May 2009

Keywords

carers
employment/benefits
social care services issues
funding issues
comparative research
ill/disabled children
funding
care for adults
care for older people

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Care provision within families and its socio-economic impact on care providers
Glendinning, C., Arksey, H. & Moran, N. E.
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
11/03/08 → 10/12/08
Project: Research project (funded) › Research

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