Artykuły
Public long-term care insurance: International comparison
Public long-term care insurance currently operates in five countries: Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Luxembourg and South Korea. The model of fi nancing long-term care services is relatively uniform in those countries, but some technical solutions of the system are different, in some aspects even essentially. The aim of the article is to present the institutional construction of the long-term care, with particular emphasis on similarities and differences that occur in those five countries.