Fifteen years after the Special Eurobarometer 283 on Health and long-term care in the European Union, the results of the cross-national InCARE survey bring to light significant changes in the attitudes, expectations and long-term care experiences of Europeans.
This article aims to examine the role of the family in the care culture of a familialistic care regime through the experiences of care dyads combining upwards intergenerational family care and formal care services.
Ricardo Rodrigues and Selma Kadi have published an article titled "life course pathways into intergenerational caregiving" in The Journals of Gerontology - Series B. The article is co-authored with colleagues from the University of Ljubljana.
Eighteen months into our joint work, the InCARE consortium prepared a contribution to the on-going call for evidence for the European Care Strategy. It includes a summary of results and learnings derived from a rapid evidence review on social innovation in long-term care.
