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Duncan, K. A., Shooshtari S., Roger K., Fast J., and Han J.
(2020). The cost of caring: Out-of-pocket expenditures and financial hardship among Canadian carers.
International Journal of Care and Caring, 4 (2), 141-166. Abstract |
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Dardas, A. Z., Williams A., Kitchen P., and Wang L.
(2019). Assisted-transport caregiving and its impact towards carer-employees.
Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 62 (4), 475-497. Abstract |
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Siblini, F.
(2019). Three essays on the labour costs of caring for elderly parents in Canada.
Department of Economics. Montréal, QC: Concordia University. Abstract |
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Kei, W., Seidel M-D. L., Ma D., and Houshmand M.
(2019). Results from the 2016 Census: Examining the effect of public pension benefits on the low income of senior immigrants.
Insights on Canadian Society / Regards sur la société canadienne, December, 1-18. Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B., Dardas A., and Williams A.
(2018). Older drivers in rural areas: Implications for health, social inclusion and caregiving.
(Franklin, R., van Leeuwen E., and Páez A., Ed.),{Population Loss: The Role of Transportation and Other Issues, Volume 2}, 107-124.San Diego, US: Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc.. Abstract |
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Wang, L., Williams A., and Kitchen P.
(2018). Health of caregiver-employees in Canada: Determining the value of caregiver-friendly workplace policies and social support.
International Journal of Workplace Health Management, 11 (6), 382-394. Abstract |
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Boyer, M., De Donder P., Fluet C., Leroux M-L., and Michaud P-C.
(2017). Long-term care insurance: Knowledge barriers, risk perception and adverse selection.
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Brown, C., Dobbs G., G. Guindon E., Guo E. Xiaoyu, Anaraki S. Kamali, Ren D., et al.
(2017). Low income health benefits: Summary of results from analyses of survey data.
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Castel, E., and Farber S.
(2017). Benchmarking the health and public transit Connection in the GTHA: An analysis of survey microdata.
Toronto, ON: Metrolinx. Abstract |
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Jacobs, J. C., Van Houtven C. H., Laporte A., and Coyte P. C.
(2017). The impact of informal caregiving intensity on women's retirement in the United States.
Journal of Population Ageing, 10 (2), 159-180. Abstract |
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Michaud, P-C.
(2016). Use and cost of long-term care facilities in Quebec, 2010-2050.
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Proulx, C.
(2016). The provision of unpaid care across cohorts and genders: A research note.
Canadian Studies in Population, 43 (3-4), 272-286. Abstract |
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Hsu, A. T., Berta W., Coyte P. C., and Laporte A.
(2016). Staffing in Ontario's long-term care homes: Differences by profit status and chain ownership.
Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 35 (2), 175-189. Abstract |
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Um, S-gee., and Lightman N.
(2016). Ensuring healthy aging for all: Home care access for diverse senior populations in the GTA.
, JulyToronto, ON: Wellsley Institute. Abstract |
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Williams, A. M., Wang L., and Kitchen P.
(2016). Impacts of caregiving and sources of support: A comparison of end-of-life and non-end-of-life caregivers in Canada.
Health and Social Care in the Community, 24 (2), 214-224., March Abstract |
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Mandell, N., King K., Preston V., Weiser N., Kim A., and Luxton M.
(2015). Transnational family exchanges in senior Canadian immigrant families.
(Man, G., and Cohen R., Ed.),{Transnational voices: Studies in family, work and identity}, 75-98., April: Wilfrid Laurier University Press. Abstract |
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Proulx, C.
(2015). Juggling spheres of life: The provision of unpaid care over the life course and its impact on men's and women's employment trajectories.
Department of Sociology. Montréal, QC: McGill University. Abstract |
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Ménard, F-P.
(2015). The impact of family changes on intergenerational ties, caregiving and care receiving in Canada.
Département de sociologie. Montréal, QC: McGill University. Abstract |
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Fast, J.
(2015). Caregiving for older adults with disabilities: Present costs, future challenges.
Edmonton, AB: Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP). Abstract |
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Hsu, A. Teh- Mei
(2015). An investigation of approaches to performance measurement: Applications to long-term care in Ontario.
Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto. Abstract |
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Jacobs, J. C., Van Houtven C. H., Laporte A., and Coyte P. C.
(2015). Baby Boomer caregivers in the workforce: Do they fare better or worse than their predecessors?.
The Journal of the Economics of Aging, 6 (December), 89-101. Abstract |
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Wu, Z., Schimmele C. M., and Ouellet N.
(2015). Repartnering after widowhood.
Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 70 (3), 496-507. Abstract |
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Mandell, N., King K.., Weiser N.., Kim A. H., Lam L.., Preston V.., et al.
(2015). Building bridges with senior immigrant groups: Do CAP protocols work?.
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Légaré, J., Décarie Y., and Bélanger A.
(2014). Using microsimulation to reassess aging trends in Canada.
Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 33 (2), 208-219. Abstract |
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Fast, J., Lero D., DeMarco R., Ferreira H., and Eales J.
(2014). Combining care work and paid work: Is it sustainable?.
Facts, Edmonton, AB: Research on Aging, Policies, and Practice (RAPP). Abstract |
