Pricing long-term care for older persons

Sarah L Barber; Kees van Gool; Sarah Wise; Michael Woods; Zeynep Or; Anne Penneau; Ricarda Milstein; Naoki Ikegami; Soonman Kwon; PLH (Pieter) Bakx; FT (Erik) Schut; B (Bram) Wouterse; Manuel Flores; Luca Lorenzoni

Pricing long-term care for older persons

Sarah L Barber, Kees van Gool, Sarah Wise, Michael Woods, Zeynep Or, Anne Penneau, Ricarda Milstein, Naoki Ikegami, Soonman Kwon, PLH (Pieter) Bakx, FT (Erik) Schut, B (Bram) Wouterse, Manuel Flores, Luca Lorenzoni

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Pricing long-term care for older persons. / Barber, Sarah L; van Gool, Kees; Wise, Sarah; Woods, Michael; Or, Zeynep; Penneau, Anne; Milstein, Ricarda; Ikegami, Naoki; Kwon, Soonman; Bakx, PLH (Pieter); Schut, FT (Erik); Wouterse, B (Bram); Flores, Manuel; Lorenzoni, Luca.

2021. 374 p.

Research output: Book/Report/Inaugural speech/Farewell speech › Report › Academic

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