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Use of home and community-based services by elderly black and white females
Author(s)Debra C Wallace, Becky L Fields, Janet Witucki
Journal titleJournal of Women & Aging, vol 11, no 4, 1999
Pagespp 5-20
Sourcehttp://www.tandfonline.com
KeywordsUsage [services] ; Services ; Domiciliary services ; Older women ; White people ; Black people ; United States of America.
AnnotationThe purpose of this study was to determine the impact of demographic, social, environmental, and health indicators on utilisation of community-based services among black and white older women. Existing data from a regional Area Agency on Aging was used and the sample included rural and low income women. Black and white women differed in use, and services most frequently used were case management, outreach, congregate meal, and home delivered meals. Multiple linear and logistic regression indicated that age, payment source, income adequacy, residence, health conditions, sensory impairment, and function were associated with the number and types of services used, but these differed between black and white older women. (AKM).
Accession NumberCPA-000419401 A
ClassmarkQLD: I: N: BD: TKA: TKE: 7T

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