Study Reveals Declining Public Trust in Elderly Care in Norway

A new study in Norway indicates a significant decline in public trust in elderly care, with over 40% of working-age individuals planning to reduce work hours or retire early to care for ailing relatives due to perceived systemic failures.

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Ny studie: Folk har sluttet å stole på eldreomsorgen

Synnøve Salte pensjonerte seg for å pleie sin syke far. En ny studie avdekker et historisk skifte: Over 40 prosent av yrkesaktive planlegger å trappe ned eller gå av tidlig for å dekke opp for en sviktende eldreomsorg.

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Study Reveals Declining Public Trust in Elderly Care in Norway

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