Yongmei Wu Boeken

Focusing on the challenges of an ageing population in Japan, this book delves into the complexities of elder care within a Japanese institution. It presents a multifaceted view by incorporating perspectives from residents, staff, and visitors, while also considering policy implications. The narrative explores shifts in societal attitudes towards family responsibility and institutionalization, and contrasts management practices in Japan with those in the West. Ultimately, it assesses the institution's effectiveness in providing a satisfactory quality of life for its residents.