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Survey of old people in registered privately owned homes in the catchment area of the Exeter and mid-Devon Hospital Management Group and some comparisons with local authority and voluntary homes
Author(s)D P Boldy
Corporate AuthorInstitute of Biometry and Community Medicine, University of Exeter
PublisherInstitute of Biometry and Community Medicine, University of Exeter, Exeter, 1972
Pages16 pp + 15 tables (Operational Research Division Project Report no PR-11-1972)
KeywordsPrivate care homes ; Local Authority Homes ; Voluntary care homes ; Residents [care homes] ; Devon ; Social surveys.
AnnotationInformation on registered private homes for older people was extracted from a national 1 in 5 survey of such accommodation carried out by the Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS), supplemented by a survey by the Institute of Biometry and Community Medicine (IBCM). A comparison of these homes by size is made. It is found that larger homes tend to: care for smaller proportions of older residents; admit the vast majority of residents from mental hospitals; admit fewer people living in their own homes; and admit a greater proportion of more dependent residents. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-930823077 B
ClassmarkKWH: KWA: KWE: KX: 8DE: 3F

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