Implementing long-term care systems in the Americas: a regional strategy
The Region of the Americas is facing accelerated demographic and epidemiological changes. As these trends will continue in future years, long-term care needs are expected to rise. How can countries respond to these challenges? We propose that countries in the Region should invest in the implementati...
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Main Authors: | Pablo Villalobos Dintrans (Author), Mallika Mathur (Author), Emmanuel González-Bautista (Author), Jorge Browne (Author), Carolina Hommes (Author), Enrique Vega (Author) |
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Pan American Health Organization,
2021-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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