‘Wet’ care homes for older people with refractory alcohol problems: A qualitative study
Conclusion
Placement in wet care homes is expensive, but they can have positive outcomes for individuals whose needs cannot be met elsewhere. Costs may be offset by a reduction in the use of other health, social and criminal justice services. Future research and service monitoring should include economic analysis.
Further Information
Contact details for corresponding author: Michelle McCann, Room B401, University of Bedfordshire, University Square, Luton LU1 3JU.
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