Titlebook: Ageing, Care Need and Quality of Life; The Perspective of C Gabriele Doblhammer,Rembrandt Scholz Book 2010 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaft

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Projection of Care Need and Family Resources in Germany the age of 70 onwards (see Pfaff, Chapter 1 in this proceedings). Thus, it is expected that the ageing of the population, particularly the sharp increase in the number of the oldest old, will lead to a marked rise in the number of people in need of care in coming years.

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Demand for Long-term Residential Care and Acute Health Care by Older People in the Context of the Ag next half century or so. The proportion of people aged 65 and over is likely to increase by about 40% in the EU(25) as a whole and by about 65% and 40% respectively in Finland and the United Kingdom between 2004 and 2025 (Table 1).

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Old Age, the Need of Long-term Care and Healthy Life Expectancynsion of ageing, as the growing number of people in Germany aged 105 years or older demonstrates. The number of very old people has almost tripled over the past decade (Maier/Scholz 2007). Moreover, it is remarkable that people aged 80 and above represent the fastest growing population group.

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People in Need of Long-term Care: The Present and the Futureay of introduction, the contribution outlines the development of the number of people requiring long-term care from 1999, when the statistics on long-term care were introduced, until today and then describes the principal relationship between old age and the need for long-term care.

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Perceived Care Giver Burden of Spouses and Children in Flanders: Who’s Feeling more Burdened and Whyaramount importance. In accordance with this perspective, scientists as well as policy makers have shown an increasing concern about the well-being of informal carers (D?hner/Kofahl 2005, Kr?ger 2001, Walker et al. 1995).

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