Spatial Matching Relationships between Supply and Demand of Urban Greenspace Ecosystem Services in Guangzhou, China

Guo, Biyun; Fu, Yingchun; Su, Lixian; Hong, Jianzhi

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“…The imbalance of supply and demand of community care resources occurs in both cities and rural areas 21,22,25 . However, little research focuses on the mismatch of the supply and demand of community care service resources in the new urban areas of China, 26 an important research deficit given the large number of older persons living in such areas.…”

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“…The imbalance of supply and demand of community care resources occurs in both cities and rural areas. 21,22,25 However, little research focuses on the mismatch of the supply and demand of community care service resources in the new urban areas of China, 26 an important research deficit given the large number of older persons living in such areas. To meet the challenges of rapid urbanization and population aging in the new urban areas, further analysis of the allocation of and demands for community care resources in new urban areas is crucial.…”

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The perception and utilization of community care services by older persons in the new urban areas of Beijing, China: A cross‐sectional study

Cheng

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et al. 2023

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Background and Aims In recent years, Beijing, similar to many other large cities in China, has experienced rapid urbanization in many new areas. These have often been locations of population aging but have not had concomitant development of required community care services for older persons. This study aims to understand the perception and utilization of newly developed community care services by the older persons living in this region for providing knowledge to improve the services. Methods Applying Andersen's behavior model, this study used binary logistic regression of the factors influencing the perception and utilization of community care services and analyzed data collected by questionnaires to 301 older persons in the new urban areas of Beijing. Results Education, income, activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living, mental health, and economic needs are statistically significant factors affecting older persons' perception of community care services. Age, perception of community care services, income, neighborhood relationships, mental health, and emotional needs are significant factors affecting older persons' utilization of community care services. Conclusion Demographic characteristics, health status, social support, and care needs were significant factors in the perception and utilization of community care services, after controlling for many variables. Improving older persons' perceptions of community care services is likely to promote their access to the services, which should help meet the challenges of rapid population aging in providing community care services to support aging in place in the new urban areas of Beijing, China.

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