Long-term care insurance -- China's highly competitive insurance product in the future

Author: Jing Tao
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Publish Date: 2006-03-18
Features: Long-term Care Insurance conducts a comparative study of long-term care insurance products in developed countries, elaborates on the development process and current status of this insurance type in major developed nations, and provides an in-depth analysis of their successful development experiences. While studying long-term care insurance products in developed countries, the book also incorporates China's current economic and social development realities, clarifying the necessity of developing long-term care insurance in China and creatively proposing a three-step approach to establishing a long-term care insurance model with Chinese characteristics. The book thoroughly examines the successful experiences of developed countries in implementing long-term care insurance, which offers important references for policymakers in China's public health sector to improve the national health system. This book can serve as a teaching material for higher education in insurance, as well as a valuable reference for insurance professionals, social security workers, healthcare professionals, and public health policy makers.
The book conducts a comparative study of long-term care insurance products in developed countries, detailing the development process and current status of this insurance type in major developed nations and providing an in-depth analysis of their successful development experiences. Since China currently lacks a truly comprehensive long-term care insurance product and specialized literature in this field, Dr. Jing Tao's research provides important theoretical foundations and extensive data for the development of long-term care insurance in China. While studying long-term care insurance products in developed countries, the book also incorporates China's current economic and social development realities, clarifying the necessity of developing long-term care insurance in China and creatively proposing a three-step approach to establishing a long-term care insurance model with Chinese characteristics. This offers significant theoretical and practical guidance for insurance companies actively engaged in health insurance innovation in China.
Long-term care insurance is a crucial component of public health policies and systems in developed countries. Long-term Care Insurance thoroughly examines the successful experiences of developed countries in implementing long-term care insurance, providing important references for policymakers in China's public health sector to improve the national health system. This book can serve as a teaching material for higher education in insurance, as well as a valuable reference for insurance professionals, social security workers, healthcare professionals, and public health policy makers.
For those who are concerned about their own and their family's health and are willing to take measures in advance to ensure their quality of life.