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Quality Assurance Policies and Indicators for Long-Term Care in the European Union

Fermon, Béatrice; Joël, Marie-Eve (2012), Quality Assurance Policies and Indicators for Long-Term Care in the European Union, CEPS : Bruxelles, ENEPRI Research Reports. Social welfare policies, 184, p. 21. https://basepub.dauphine.fr/handle/123456789/10344

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RR No 107 _ANCIEN_ Fermon & Joel Quality Policies France.pdf (145.2Kb)
Type
Rapport
Date
2012
Publisher
CEPS
Series title
ENEPRI Research Reports. Social welfare policies
Series number
184
Published in
Bruxelles
ISBN
978-94-6138-198-9
Pages
21
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Author(s)
Fermon, Béatrice

Joël, Marie-Eve
Laboratoire d'Economie de Dauphine [LEDa]
Abstract (EN)
Quality assurance policies for long-term care in France are founded on a law passed in 2002, but the organisation of the system is still underway. It is principally based on a legal framework that sets out requirements for quality monitoring and quality improvement. Quality assessment is related to outcomes, indicators and guidelines. It pertains to formal care and is related to administrative authorisation and financial conditions. In the public sector, the aim is to develop continuous quality assurance in a system differentiated by internal and external quality assessment. In the private sector, the aim is mainly to check conformity with quality standards, as internal and external quality assurance may be replaced by a certification procedure. A central agency is in charge of enhancing quality through the production of new guidelines but quality supervision is the role of the funding institution and qualitative results are not publicly available. To date, not many organisations or units have conducted the entire quality assurance process, as the quality of long-term care is ensured by an institutional system that is in the final stages of being structured.
Subjects / Keywords
Long-term care; assurance policies
JEL
I11 - Analysis of Health Care Markets
I38 - Government Policy; Provision and Effects of Welfare Programs
J14 - Economics of the Elderly; Economics of the Handicapped; Non-Labor Market Discrimination

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