Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System

Peiwen Shen

doi:10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20210501

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Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System

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Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System
Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System
2021年5卷第1期页码：59-69
纸质出版日期： 2021-06-30 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20210501
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(2021). Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System. 社会政策评论, 5(1), 59-69.

Shen Peiwen.Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System[J].Social Policy Review,2021,05(01):59-69.
(2021). Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System. 社会政策评论, 5(1), 59-69. DOI： 10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20210501.

Shen Peiwen.Analysis of the Fragmentation Issue in Shanghai's Long-term Care System[J].Social Policy Review,2021,05(01):59-69. DOI： 10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20210501.

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Abstract

In the development of social security systems

fragmentation may occur due to varying standards applied to different professions or demographic groups

leading to occupational or population segmentation. It may also arise from multiple distinct programs or policies within the system

resulting in differences in management

services

standards

levels

and target groups

which create segregated "blocks" of services or policies. Such segmentation and lack of integration can be summarized as "fragmentation" within the system. This paper analyzes the current state of Shanghai's long-term care insurance system

revealing varying degrees of fragmentation from the perspectives of government

policy

services

and resources.

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Keywords

ShanghaiLong-term careFragmentation

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