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Purchasing domiciliary care
 — provider characteristics and competition
Author(s)Julien Forder, Jeremy Kendall, Martin Knapp
Corporate AuthorPersonal Social Services Research Unit - PSSRU, University of York; Nuffield Institute for Health
Journal titleThe Mixed Economy of Care Bulletin, 5, October 1996
Pagespp 10-14
KeywordsDomiciliary services ; Commercial care ; Voluntary agencies ; Social surveys.
AnnotationThis article summarises the principal findings based on the second analysis of data from the 1995 Domiciliary Care Provider study undertaken by PSSRU. It examines the characteristics and behaviour of providers, particularly in regard to pricing and responses to competition, along two principal dimensions: legal structure and size. The sample upon which the analyses were conducted comprised 99 organisations. A full account of this paper is available entitled "Purchasing domiciliary care: provider characteristics and competition." (KJ/RH).
Accession NumberCPA-980513230 A
ClassmarkN: PI: PK: 3F

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