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We know both the supply and the use of long-term care differs between countries; but their interdependency is not yet clear; nor do we know if and how changes in the supply of long-term care affect care use. The aim of this study is to gain more insight into the relation between the national supply of formal long-term care and the use of informal care arrangements by individuals in the Netherlands. We also want to determine whether the Dutch react similarly or differently to changes in the supply of formal care when compared with citizens of other European countries.

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Debbie Verbeek-Oudijk has a master's degree in health sciences and a bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences from the VU University in Amsterdam, the Neatherlands. Her research focuses on formal and informal long-term care in the Netherlands and Europe. Isolde Woittiez has a PhD in econometrics and labour market economy from the Catholic University Brabant. She makes projection models for the demand for and use of long-term care, such as elderly care, mental health care, and care for the intellectually disabled.

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