Services for Aging Persons in China: Spatial Variations in Supply and Demand (Global Perspectives on Health Geography)
by Xiaoping Shen, Shangyi Zhou, Xiulan Zhang
Services for Aging Persons in China delves into the spatial variations shaping the supply and demand of elder care services nationwide. Part of the Global Perspectives on Health Geography series, it examines regional disparities and their implications for supporting China's growing aging population. Authors Xiaoping Shen, Shangyi Zhou, and Xiulan Zhang provide a detailed analysis of these geographic influences on health services.
About This Book
This volume explores the provision of services for aging individuals across China, focusing on the geographical differences in availability and needs.
Drawing from global perspectives in health geography, it analyzes how spatial factors influence the balance between supply and demand for elder care services.
The authors investigate regional patterns, providing a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities in supporting an aging population in diverse areas of the country.
Through this lens, the book contributes to understanding how location impacts health and social services for the elderly.
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