Implementation Issues for Consumer-Directed Programs: A Survey of Policy Experts

While many long-term services for older people remain traditional in nature, an increasing number of community providers and consumers of long-term care support more consumer control and choice within service delivery. Simon-Rusinowitz et al summarize policy experts' views about implementing co...

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Published in:Generations (San Francisco, Calif.) Calif.), 2000-10, Vol.24 (3), p.34-40
Main Authors: Simon-Rusinowitz, Lori, Bochniak, Anne Marie, Mahoney, Kevin J., Marks, Lori N., Hecht, Dunya
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Abusive behavior
Cash
Consumer preferences
Consumer research
Consumer surveys
Consumerism
Consumers
Disabilities
Health care industry
Long term health care
Managed care
Older adults
Older people
Policy making
Polls & surveys
Tax fraud
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Summary:While many long-term services for older people remain traditional in nature, an increasing number of community providers and consumers of long-term care support more consumer control and choice within service delivery. Simon-Rusinowitz et al summarize policy experts' views about implementing consumer-directed programs and barriers to implementation as they relate to consumers, providers, payers and policy makers.
ISSN:0738-7806
2694-5126