Are the Partnerships Affecting Policy in Their States and Communities?

Bridget Lavin, Valerie Cheh and Beth Stevens

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Abstract: This paper surveys several aspects of long-term care policy as it relates to the CPOA, describing trends in long-term care legislation in the seven partnership states and discussing whether and how the partnerships have tried to affect policy in their states and communities.

Keywords: LONG TERM CARE; Community Partnerships; Adult Care (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 13
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