This book investigates the complex landscape of home care governance across different nations. It examines the policy frameworks, regulatory structures, and service delivery models employed in various countries to provide care for the elderly and disabled within their homes. The author, Viola Desideria Burau, draws on comparative analysis to highlight the challenges and innovations in ensuring quality, accessibility, and sustainability of home care services.

The book is recognized for its detailed comparative approach to a critical area of social policy. Its analysis of diverse national strategies offers valuable insights for policymakers and academics seeking to understand the intricacies of governing home care. The work is likely to be appreciated for its systematic examination of policy implementation and its potential to inform future service development. The cross-national perspective provides a robust framework for evaluating different governance models.