‘When it comes to carers, you've got to be grateful that you've got a carer coming’: older people's narratives of self-funding social care in England
El número de personas mayores que se autofinancian en Inglaterra está creciendo en un contexto de estrictos criterios de elegibilidad y umbrales financieros fijos para acceder a la atención social obligatoria para adultos. <br><br> Las personas mayores que autofinancian su atención social pasan, en...
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