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Trajectories of community-based service use
 — the importance of poverty and living arrangements
Author(s)Sojung Park, BoRin Kim, Eunsun Kwon, Hyunjoo Lee
Journal titleJournal of Gerontological Social Work, vol 60, no 5, July 2017
PublisherTaylor and Francis, July 2017
Pagespp 355-376
Sourcehttp://www.tandfonline.com
KeywordsLiving patterns ; Living in the community ; Home care services ; Community care ; Economic status [elderly] ; Usage [services] ; Korea.
AnnotationThis Korean study examined how older adults' living arrangements and poverty status affected their use of in-home health, functional and out-of-home services over time. Using eight waves of data from the Korea Welfare Panel Study, the authors employed a logistic mixed-effect model to analyse how poverty and living arrangements affected community-based service use. Older adults living alone and older couples were more likely than co-residing households to use services. Older couples, when poor, were more likely to use in-home and out-of-home services over time. Understanding predictors of community-based service use over time enables researchers and policymakers to better understand the process of ageing in place. (JL).
Accession NumberCPA-170922243 A
ClassmarkK7: K4: NH: PA: F:W: QLD: 7DK

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