Routledge Handbook of Long-Term Care Administration and Policy

As the population of people aged 85 and older grows rapidly, the demand for effective long-term care systems is increasing. With the Baby Boomer generation approaching age 60, understanding the complexities of care administration is more important than ever. This handbook addresses the negative perceptions and systemic problems currently facing the industry. Published by Routledge, this comprehensive resource explores the history, trends, and future outlook of long-term care. It provides necessary context for professionals and students working within public administration and public policy. By examining these issues from multiple angles, the text helps readers prepare for the challenges of a changing demographic landscape. Whether you are studying management or working in policy development, this handbook offers a deep look into the evolving needs of our aging society.