Yongho Chon
Biographic Data
| ID | 5823354 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yongho Chon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yongho |
| FAMILY NAME | Chon |
| SIGNATURE | CHON Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Namseoul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6227-4056 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Posttraumatic growth and psychopathological symptoms as predictors in the integration of North Korean adolescent refugees
Current refugee policies in South Korea would benefit from refining services to allow customization to the specific needs and characteristics of each adolescent rather than continue the current model of homogeneity. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)
Comparison Between Initial Elder Abuse and Re-abuse Cases of Korean Elder Protective Service Agencies
Home care development in Korea and Germany
The aim of the study was to compare the effects of long‐term care and professionalization policies on the development of home care infrastructure and the care workforce in reference to long‐term care insurance systems adopted in Germany and Korea. A comparative analysis of the effects of the two policy systems allowed us to examine distinct forms of marketized home care service expansion. In both countries, the opening‐up of care markets has brou…
The Effects of Marketization of Long-term Care Services for Older Adults in Korea
To cope with the rapid increase in aging population, the South Korean government introduced new long-term care insurance in 2008 by using the market forces and mechanisms of competition and choice. The study explored the effect of the marketization of long-term care (LTC) services on the provision of services under the Korean long-term care insurance (LTCI) system. By adopting qualitative semi-structured in-depth interview methods, the experience…
The marketization of childcare and elderly care, and its results in South Korea
To cope with a low birth rate and an aging population, some East Asian countries have actively reformed their care systems for children and older people by adopting policies for the marketization of care services. This research aims to explore the recent implementation of marketization of childcare and elderly care services by the South Korean government, and to examine the outcomes of the implementation of such policies. Owing to the marketizati…
An exploratory qualitative study on relationships between older people and home care workers in South Korea
Although the proportion of older people using home care services has significantly increased in East Asian countries, the issue of the relationships between older people and home care workers in the East Asian context has received scant attention from scholars. This exploratory qualitative study aims to explore these relationships under the new Korean long-term care insurance system. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 22 fami…
The Expansion of the K orean Welfare State and Its Results – Focusing on Long‐term Care Insurance for the Elderly
Since the early 2000s, there has been considerable expansion of the K orean welfare state. In particular, a new compulsory long‐term care insurance ( LTCI ) for older people was introduced in 2008, facilitating the socialization of long‐term care ( LTC ) services at a national level. This study aims to examine how the K orean welfare state has coped with the increasing LTC needs of older people caused by introducing and implementing a new LTCI sy…
A Qualitative Exploratory Study on the Service Delivery System for the New Long-Term Care Insurance System in Korea
To cope with the rapid growth in its aging population, the Korean government introduced a new social long-term care insurance (LTCI) system for elderly people beginning in July 2008. This study aims to understand how National Health Insurance Corporation (NHIC) staff and home-visiting service providers experienced and evaluated the new service delivery system. A total of 26 semistructured in-depth interviews were conducted with NHIC staff primari…
Long-term care reform in Korea
Korea was the second Asian country to introduce universal long-term care insurance in an attempt to meet the challenges posed by its ageing population. This article presents an overview of the key issues that were involved in designing and implementing the new Korean system and the lessons that have been learned. Although the government reformed the long-term care system, a number of new challenges have emerged, such as its limited coverage and t…
The Expansion of the K orean Welfare State and Its Results – Focusing on Long‐term Care Insurance for the Elderly
Since the early 2000s, there has been considerable expansion of the K orean welfare state. In particular, a new compulsory long‐term care insurance ( LTCI ) for older people was introduced in 2008, facilitating the socialization of long‐term care ( LTC ) services at a national level. This study aims to examine how the K orean welfare state has coped with the increasing LTC needs of older people caused by introducing and implementing a new LTCI sy…
A Qualitative Exploratory Study on the Service Delivery System for the New Long-Term Care Insurance System in Korea
To cope with the rapid growth in its aging population, the Korean government introduced a new social long-term care insurance (LTCI) system for elderly people beginning in July 2008. This study aims to understand how National Health Insurance Corporation (NHIC) staff and home-visiting service providers experienced and evaluated the new service delivery system. A total of 26 semistructured in-depth interviews were conducted with NHIC staff primari…
The marketization of childcare and elderly care, and its results in South Korea
To cope with a low birth rate and an aging population, some East Asian countries have actively reformed their care systems for children and older people by adopting policies for the marketization of care services. This research aims to explore the recent implementation of marketization of childcare and elderly care services by the South Korean government, and to examine the outcomes of the implementation of such policies. Owing to the marketizati…
Long-term care reform in Korea
Korea was the second Asian country to introduce universal long-term care insurance in an attempt to meet the challenges posed by its ageing population. This article presents an overview of the key issues that were involved in designing and implementing the new Korean system and the lessons that have been learned. Although the government reformed the long-term care system, a number of new challenges have emerged, such as its limited coverage and t…
An exploratory qualitative study on relationships between older people and home care workers in South Korea
Although the proportion of older people using home care services has significantly increased in East Asian countries, the issue of the relationships between older people and home care workers in the East Asian context has received scant attention from scholars. This exploratory qualitative study aims to explore these relationships under the new Korean long-term care insurance system. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 22 fami…
Long-term care reform in Korea
Korea was the second Asian country to introduce universal long-term care insurance in an attempt to meet the challenges posed by its ageing population. This article presents an overview of the key issues that were involved in designing and implementing the new Korean system and the lessons that have been learned. Although the government reformed the long-term care system, a number of new challenges have emerged, such as its limited coverage and t…
A Qualitative Exploratory Study on the Service Delivery System for the New Long-Term Care Insurance System in Korea
To cope with the rapid growth in its aging population, the Korean government introduced a new social long-term care insurance (LTCI) system for elderly people beginning in July 2008. This study aims to understand how National Health Insurance Corporation (NHIC) staff and home-visiting service providers experienced and evaluated the new service delivery system. A total of 26 semistructured in-depth interviews were conducted with NHIC staff primari…
The Expansion of the K orean Welfare State and Its Results – Focusing on Long‐term Care Insurance for the Elderly
Since the early 2000s, there has been considerable expansion of the K orean welfare state. In particular, a new compulsory long‐term care insurance ( LTCI ) for older people was introduced in 2008, facilitating the socialization of long‐term care ( LTC ) services at a national level. This study aims to examine how the K orean welfare state has coped with the increasing LTC needs of older people caused by introducing and implementing a new LTCI sy…
An exploratory qualitative study on relationships between older people and home care workers in South Korea
Although the proportion of older people using home care services has significantly increased in East Asian countries, the issue of the relationships between older people and home care workers in the East Asian context has received scant attention from scholars. This exploratory qualitative study aims to explore these relationships under the new Korean long-term care insurance system. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 22 fami…
The marketization of childcare and elderly care, and its results in South Korea
To cope with a low birth rate and an aging population, some East Asian countries have actively reformed their care systems for children and older people by adopting policies for the marketization of care services. This research aims to explore the recent implementation of marketization of childcare and elderly care services by the South Korean government, and to examine the outcomes of the implementation of such policies. Owing to the marketizati…
The Effects of Marketization of Long-term Care Services for Older Adults in Korea
To cope with the rapid increase in aging population, the South Korean government introduced new long-term care insurance in 2008 by using the market forces and mechanisms of competition and choice. The study explored the effect of the marketization of long-term care (LTC) services on the provision of services under the Korean long-term care insurance (LTCI) system. By adopting qualitative semi-structured in-depth interview methods, the experience…
Home care development in Korea and Germany
The aim of the study was to compare the effects of long‐term care and professionalization policies on the development of home care infrastructure and the care workforce in reference to long‐term care insurance systems adopted in Germany and Korea. A comparative analysis of the effects of the two policy systems allowed us to examine distinct forms of marketized home care service expansion. In both countries, the opening‐up of care markets has brou…
Comparison Between Initial Elder Abuse and Re-abuse Cases of Korean Elder Protective Service Agencies
Posttraumatic growth and psychopathological symptoms as predictors in the integration of North Korean adolescent refugees
Current refugee policies in South Korea would benefit from refining services to allow customization to the specific needs and characteristics of each adolescent rather than continue the current model of homogeneity. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)
Medicine (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (7 works) · Nursing (7 works) · Long-term care (6 works) · Government (linguistics (5 works) · Long-term care insurance (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works)