Crisis: Young People Living in Aged Care Homes

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 12 (2):1 (2006)
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Jones, Kate Too many young people live in aged care nursing homes in Australia because there is a shortage of suitable alternatives. The Young People in Nursing Homes National Alliance confirms this, and advises that one young person is admitted into nursing home care every day. Part two of this article will follow in the next issue of this Bulletin

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