A Comparative Study of Long-term Care System Between Taiwan and Netherlands

• Main Authors: HUANG, CHUN-CHIN, 黃宗欽
• Other Authors: CHUNG, CHIH-MING
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/udm9ju

碩士 === 南華大學 === 國際事務與企業學系歐洲研究碩士班 === 107 === 　　Taiwan government began to promote long-term care 2.0 in 2017, showing that the problem of the elderly is a major challenge for Taiwanese society. The current trend is to hope that the disabled will live at home and maintain the quality of life, but this requires adequate care resources. After the government promoted long-term care 2.0, the main dilemma was the lack of human and work willingness to invest in long-term care, how to maintain a more stable and more intimate care system, and the mutual trust and communication between grassroots care workers and management. How to achieve a win-win situation for caregivers, caretakers and operators is a considerable challenge facing the Taiwanese government. This study takes advantage of the Netherlands, the first country in the world to promote long-term care insurance, even earlier than the social insurance country Germany, so it has become an important reference for Germany, Japan, South Korea and other countries to start long-term care insurance. Over the years, in response to various financial reforms, demand substitution, and social support, it is worthwhile to start a long-term care insurance study in Taiwan. Taiwan's long-term care system is facing obstacles in terms of financial resources, manpower and promotion mechanisms. How to improve Taiwan's long-term system through the experience of the Netherlands is the core of this research. Finally, this study also proposes a feasible solution, and hopes to improve the long-term system of Taiwan and move towards a better and better future.