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Inadequate coverage of needs of elderly patients by long-term care insurance or medical insurance: A Japanese survey study

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著者
Ishikawa Masakiほか
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The Showa Medical University Society
出版年
2025
資料形態
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掲載誌名
The Showa Medical University Journal 37 2
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p.91-100
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In Japan, medical and long-term care services are provided by separate insurance systems. The elderly have multifaceted needs, and this study aims to...

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資料種別
記事
出版年月日等
2025
出版年(W3CDTF)
2025
タイトル(掲載誌)
The Showa Medical University Journal
巻号年月日等(掲載誌)
37 2
掲載巻
37
掲載号
2
掲載ページ
91-100
掲載年月日(W3CDTF)
2025
出版事項(掲載誌)
The Showa Medical University Society
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In Japan, medical and long-term care services are provided by separate insurance systems. The elderly have multifaceted needs, and this study aims to identify gaps in services not adequately covered by these insurance policies and assess user satisfaction with the available services. A cross-sectional survey was conducted between April 2014 and December 2017, targeting 251 home healthcare service users in Japan. After excluding those with severe dementia or impairments, 95 service users and 156 caregivers participated. The survey included questions on service usage, satisfaction levels, unmet needs, and household information. Additionally, three care managers from different facilities were interviewed. The survey revealed a mismatch between the services provided and the needs of users. The most desired services were shopping for non-daily necessities and support for general outings, both of which were inadequately covered by the current insurance systems. Care managers noted that although no deficiencies were officially admitted, a more timely offering of household-specific services could prevent hospitalization due to declines in activities of daily living (ADL). Certain home-based services desired by users are not fully covered by Japan’s long-term care or medical insurance systems. Addressing these gaps could improve the wellbeing of care recipients and caregivers while potentially reducing healthcare costs. However, delays in service provision due to the lack of a centralized system may decrease ADLs, increasing the risk of hospitalization.
DOI
10.15369/smuj.37.2_91
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科学技術振興機構 : J-STAGE

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要約等
In Japan, medical and long-term care services are provided by separate insurance systems. The elderly have multifaceted needs, and this study aims to identify gaps in services not adequately covered by these insurance policies and assess user satisfaction with the available services. A cross-sectional survey was conducted between April 2014 and December 2017, targeting 251 home healthcare service users in Japan. After excluding those with severe dementia or impairments, 95 service users and 156 caregivers participated. The survey included questions on service usage, satisfaction levels, unmet needs, and household information. Additionally, three care managers from different facilities were interviewed. The survey revealed a mismatch between the services provided and the needs of users. The most desired services were shopping for non-daily necessities and support for general outings, both of which were inadequately covered by the current insurance systems. Care managers noted that although no deficiencies were officially admitted, a more timely offering of household-specific services could prevent hospitalization due to declines in activities of daily living (ADL). Certain home-based services desired by users are not fully covered by Japan’s long-term care or medical insurance systems. Addressing these gaps could improve the wellbeing of care recipients and caregivers while potentially reducing healthcare costs. However, delays in service provision due to the lack of a centralized system may decrease ADLs, increasing the risk of hospitalization.
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関連情報(DOI)
10.15369/smuj.37.2_91
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国立情報学研究所 : 学術機関リポジトリデータベース(IRDB)(機関リポジトリ)
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昭和医科大学 : 昭和医科大学学術業績リポジトリ