Characteristics and related factors for the proportion of third-party evaluations of Japanese nursing homes (Kaigo-Roujin-fukushi-shisetsu and kaigo-roujin-hoken-shisetsu)

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We explored the characteristics and related factors for the proportion of third-party evaluations for long-term care facilities in Japan (Tokuyo and Rouken). We used data previously published by the Japanese government or prefectures. The median of the proportion of the third-party evaluations in Tokuyo was 14.6% and in Rouken it was 8.9%. Prefectures that have referred to third-party evaluations in the 5th Prefectural Insured Long-term Care Service Plan had a higher proportion of third-party evaluations in Tokuyo and Rouken. The difference of proportion of third-party evaluation among prefectures would be wider and wider gradually.

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Okubo, S., & Kojima, M. (2015). Characteristics and related factors for the proportion of third-party evaluations of Japanese nursing homes (Kaigo-Roujin-fukushi-shisetsu and kaigo-roujin-hoken-shisetsu). In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 540, pp. 341–353). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48319-0_27

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