Zhanlian Feng

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Options for aged care in China: Building an efficient and sustainable aged care system in China

Long-term care financing: Issues, options, and implications for China

Building a long-term care delivery system with a balanced mix of services

Strengthening regulations, standards, and quality assurance in long-term care

Nursing facilities can reduce avoidable hospitalizations without increasing mortality risk for residents

Dual eligibles: Who are they and why are they important?

Health care for 1.4 billion

Filial piety and old-age support in China: Tradition, continuity, and change

Access to care for Medicare-Medicaid dually eligible beneficiaries: The role of state Medicaid payment policies

Hospitalizations among persons with dementia

What are nursing facilities doing to reduce potentially avoidable hospitalizations?

Medicare expenditures associated with hospital and emergency department use among beneficiaries with dementia

Initiative to reduce avoidable hospitalizations among nursing facility residents shows promising results

Evaluation of CMS initiative to reduce avoidable hospitalizations among nursing facility residents

The Origin and Disposition of Medicare Observation Stays

Hospital, patient, and local health system characteristics associated with the prevalence and duration of observation services

Hospital and ED use among Medicare beneficiaries with dementia varies by setting and proximity to death

Effect of nursing home ownership on hospitalization of long-stay residents: an instrumental variables approach

Case-Mix and Quality Indicators in Chinese Elder Care Homes: Are There Differences Between Government-Owned and Private-Sector Facilities?

Long-term care in China: Reining in market forces through regulatory oversight