Life Sciences
Studies from Catholic University reveal new findings on life sciences
Published in MD Week, December 11th, 2009
According to recent research from Rome, Italy, "The aging population in Europe is putting an ever increasing demand on the long-term care (LTC) services provided by these countries. This study analyses the relationship between the LTC institutional supply of beds and potential care needs, taking into account the social and health context, the supply of complementary and alternative services, along with informal care."
"An observational, cross-sectional, ecological study was carried out. Statistical data were obtained from the Italian National Institute of Statistics and Ministry of Health. Indicators, regarding 5 areas (Supply of beds in long term care institutions,...
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Source: MD Week (2009-12-11)
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