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. 1994 May;40:963–970.

Age and sex of caregivers. Missing pieces in the analysis of long-term care.

V I Tarman 1
PMCID: PMC2380199  PMID: 8038639

Abstract

Expanding community care for elderly persons is a pivotal issue in the reform of long-term care. However, the age and sex of caregivers are important concerns that, unless confronted, will undermine the success of these reforms.

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