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Doty, M., Koren, M.J. & Davis, K. (2008). Health care opinion leaders views on the future of long-term care. (# 1157, Vol. 10.). New York, NY: The Commonwealth Fund. Retrieved 23-Jul-08 from http://www.commonwealthfu nd.org/publications/publi cations_show.htm?doc_id=6 95883

Abstract

The 15th Commonwealth Fund/Modern Healthcare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey asked a diverse group of experts for their perspectives on the future of long-term care in the United States. Four of five of the experts surveyed believe that it is important or very important to secure adequate financing of long-term care, improve quality of long-term care facilities, and develop a health care workforce that is sufficient in size and skill to provide long-term care. Adding a long-term care benefit to Medicare, financed by a premium, is favored by nearly four of five respondents. Over two-thirds (69%) say it is important or very important for presidential candidates' health reform plans to address quality and financing of long-term care (abstract from:
http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/publications_show.htm?doc_id=695883).

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