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Hermanson and Citro conclude that between 1989 and 1995, noteworthy progress had been made in the housing conditions of older persons. Furthermore, the increase in the number of older households headed by persons aged 75 and older occurred entirely among owners, indicating that the elderly had been able to increasingly age in place. Housing quality for the elderly remains relatively high. The authors, however, conclude that some problems yet remain. For instance, home values for older minorities are lower than those for non-minorities, older minority households and older single-person households are more likely than older households. | dill EUROBAROMETER Special Eurobarometer 283 Wave - TNS Opinion Social Health and long-term care in the European Union Fieldwork May - June 2007 Publication December 2007 Report This survey was requested by Directorate-General for Employment Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities and coordinated by Directorate-General for Communication. This document does not represent the point of view of the European Commission. The interpretations and opinions contained in it are solely those of the authors. Special EUROBAROMETER 283 Health and Long-Term Care Table of contents 1. THE HEALTH OF Healthy The consequences of unhealthy behaviour and situations .11 Health Becoming dependent upon the help of Preparations for the 2. HEALTH CARE IN Hospitals . 25 Dental care .33 Medical or surgical specialists .42 Family Care services for dependent people. 54 Nursing 3. ATTITUDES TO CARE OF ELDERLY AND DEPENDENT Best care option for elderly Attitudes regarding care for the Attitudes concerning the situation of dependent elderly - 1 - Special EUROBAROMETER 283 Health and Long-Term Care 4. PROVIDING LONG-TERM Experience with long-term health Paying for the long-term care of a 5. RECEIVING LONG-TERM Likelihood of receiving appropriate care in the Expected and preferred form of long-term Financing long-term 6. MALTREATMENT OF DEPENDENT ELDERLY Occurrence of poor treatment neglect and Forms of maltreatment faced by dependent elderly people109 Perceived offenders .112 Preventing maltreatment. 114 ANNEXES Respondents sociodemographic profile Technical note Questionnaire Data tables - 2

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