英文摘要 |
The Community Integrated Care Service System is an innovative program under the Ten-Year Long-Term Care Plan 2.0, which aims to establish a community-based integrated service delivery model. Since its official implementation in 2017, its operation model and implementation strategy have been adjusted and revised. The operation of care management and the establishment of public-private partnerships are closely related to the implementation of the community’s integrated care service system, which is worthy of in-depth review and exploration. This study takes Nantou County as the main research field, using in-depth interviews with care managers of the long-term care management center and case managers or leaders of private organizations to collect data. The research results show that at the care management level, there are difficulties such as unclear authority and responsibility allocations, inefficiency, lack inter-professional teamwork and insufficient longterm care resources. In addition, the government’s long-term care policy is still changing, private sector’s role in decision-making is minimal, the administrative system have long been alienated from each other, and the role of empowerment is not obvious. The public-private partnerships are facing the challenge of loosening and disintegration. At the end of this article, several suggestions are made on care management and partnership, including care management center as the only contact, enhancement of related knowledge about inter-professional teamwork, building a long-term care resource network, and establishment of a mechanism of decisionmaking involvement and communications/dialogues, so as to integrate the divided long-term care administrative system, strengthen the government’s administrative efficiency and role of empowerment, and shape the publicprivate partnership that is equal, respectful and trusting. |