Formal home health care, informal care, and family decision making

By David M. Byrne, M. Goeree, B. Hiedemann, Steven Stern. 2009

149 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Gender Studies, General Health Professions, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Meghan M. Skira

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1. Meghan M. Skira

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1. Meghan M. Skira

Citations in the corpus

• Caregiving to Elderly Parents and Employment Status of European Mature Women (2014, unknown): “(2) The estimated impact of parental disability on the employment probability of daughters should grow from North to South.”
• Dynamic Wage and Employment Effects of Elder Parent Care (2015, background): “9I abstract from allowing utility from caregiving to vary with whether the woman has a brother since Engers and Stern (2002), Checkovich and Stern (2002), Byrne et al. (2009) and several others find that all else equal, daughters are significantly more likely than sons to provide care.”