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profit aged care linked to higher hospitalisation risk

Government-owned aged care home residents had fewer emergency department presentations and unplanned hospitalisations than those living in for-profit and not-for-profit facilities, a new study has revealed. In response to the findings, authors argue that a gradual decline in the number of government-owned and not-for-profit nursing homes in Australia, in favour of for-profit companies, could see
Government-owned aged care home residents had fewer emergency department presentations and unplanned hospitalisations than those living in for-profit and not-for-profit facilities, a new study has revealed.
In response to the findings, authors argue ... [2052 chars]
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