Canadian Home Care Industry
Canadian Home Care Industry
An analysis of the Canadian home care industry.
25,306 words (
approx. 101.2 pages) |
47 sources |
MLA | 2002
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Paper Summary:
The paper delves into the various aspects of home care industry in Canada. It deals with the present and expected status of the home care industry and its ultimate effect on the community as a whole. It investigates various administrative factors and provides a deep insight into its provincial/territorial/governmental entities. It looks at how the private/public sectors' participation in the home care industry in Canada is evaluated in terms its cost-effectiveness. The labor force, payment options, home care programs, values of Canadians are all studied in order to have a prospective view of the home care industries. It also assesses various programs, which contribute to the development of these sectors in terms of proportional changes.
Outline
Abstract
Executive Summary
Introduction
Home Care Services: Description
Home Care Services in Canada: Its Success Over the Years
Obstacles and Difficulties Facing the Home Care Industry-
Measures to be Adopted to Solve the Obstacles
SWOT Analysis
Home Care Industry and Analysis of Porters Forces
Conclusion
From the Paper:
"With regard to the payment structure of the home care program, it shows discrepancy to a great extent. As far as studies have unveiled, no proper record has been maintained for the workforce in home care. Shifting of the location of health services from hospitals to home has indeed taken the world by storm. This change will remain successful permanently if the policy considerations and restructuring of plans are done in a systematic manner. The government and other legislations should take steps to appreciate them by providing various incentives, reduction in taxes etc. Moreover, these people should be assured of job. The legislations should include these caregivers in any form of discussion taken regarding the various policies. The establishment of a nationalized home care model is essential. There should be no friction existing in the home care sectors so that the action of the patients shifting between different levels of care is reduced to a great extent. "
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