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Discusses the use of private sector money to finance the public services and facilities in New South Wales. Personal experience as a member of the Public Accounts Committee is drawn on to address risk, success, and benefits of using private financing on the basis of a visit to the United Kingdom National Audit Office.

Contents -- List of Illustrations -- About the Author -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Part I. The State of Play -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. The Landscape of Long-Term Care in the United States -- Chapter 3. The Direct Care Workforce -- Chapter 4. The Job Market -- Chapter 5. Family Caregivers and Consumer-Directed Programs -- Part II. Moving the Needle -- Chapter 6. Introduction to Part II -- Chapter 7. Direct Care Workers: Opportunities and Evidence -- Chapter 8. Obstacles to Change -- Chapter 9. Forces for Change -- Chapter 10. Moving Forward -- Appendix A. Defining the Extent of Disabilities -- Appendix B. Counting Home Care Aides and Certified Nursing Assistants -- Appendix C. Turnover and Commitment -- Appendix D. Future Supply and Demand -- Appendix E. Methods -- Notes -- References -- Index

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