Luca Dei Bardi
@ldeibardi.bsky.social
Studying health inequalities and care use before death @pophel.bsky.social | PhD in demography @demosapienza.bsky.social | EDSD 19/20
33.3% statistician, 33.3% demographer, 33.3% epidemiologist, 0.1% fussy.
33.3% statistician, 33.3% demographer, 33.3% epidemiologist, 0.1% fussy.
Unfortunately, this is not good news for the national care systems, which are likely to see an increase in care use due to population aging and the increasing number of people dying at an older age.
May 5, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Unfortunately, this is not good news for the national care systems, which are likely to see an increase in care use due to population aging and the increasing number of people dying at an older age.
We found that age and time to death are major determinants of care use.
Although care use became more concentrated in the last years of life and the effect of age reduced slightly for all causes of death, unadjusted per-capita care use increased, as did the total care use at the population level.
Although care use became more concentrated in the last years of life and the effect of age reduced slightly for all causes of death, unadjusted per-capita care use increased, as did the total care use at the population level.
May 5, 2025 at 1:34 PM
We found that age and time to death are major determinants of care use.
Although care use became more concentrated in the last years of life and the effect of age reduced slightly for all causes of death, unadjusted per-capita care use increased, as did the total care use at the population level.
Although care use became more concentrated in the last years of life and the effect of age reduced slightly for all causes of death, unadjusted per-capita care use increased, as did the total care use at the population level.