Older People, New Problems: Implications for Long-Term Health Care in Wisconsin

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Walleser, Natalie
Shager, Hilary
Schmidt, Melissa
Key, Tori
Hoekman, Andrea
Caucutt, Stephanie

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As Wisconsin's population ages, with an expected 90 percent increase in the number of people 65 and older from 2000 to 2030, demand for long-term health will increase. This report examines informal caregiving, Wisconsin's major community-based long-term care options and ideas for alleviating the workforce shortage in long-term health care.

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For PA 869: Public Affairs Workshop, Domestic Issues

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