英文摘要 |
In response to the rapid aging of the population and increasing need for care services, the government has launched various parts of the Long-term Care Plans over the past few years. Institutional care for the elderly is part of the overall long-term services system and the last line of defense in elderly care; however, continued accidents in the facilities showed the failure of certain governance tools. For this reason, the main purpose of this article is to analyze the current status and limitations of governance tools for elderly long-term care institutions through a literature and policy document review with the multi-level network governance perspective. Following a systematic review, this study found defects in the arrangement of care payment, supplier subsidies, and administration funding. Furthermore, in regard to the effectiveness of the inspection and auditing systems, information-related instruments need to be improved. Finally, based on the research finding and to meet supplier and citizens' needs, this paper suggests that the government should analyze the revenue and expenditure of long-term care institutions, dedicate its efforts on the integrated planning of the payment system, frame a centered regulating system, and improve information instruments. |