Evolutionary game analysis for the strategic behavior in the provision of elderly care service

He, Jiahuan; Luo, Xiangfeng; Zhang, Zhong-Liang; Yang, Yu

doi:10.1109/ccdc49329.2020.9163817

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“…In contrast to the present study, He et al [69] considered the government subsidy to private pension enterprises but not the subsidy to customers. However, many elderly people cannot afford expensive pension expenses due to their limited financial resources [86].…”

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“…They considered the impact of subsidies on pensions and labor supply in the service market. He et al [69] studied government subsidies for pension service providers and used an evolutionary game model to analyze the strategic behavior of private enterprises. In turn, Yasuoka [18] established economic models with or without pay-as-you-go pensions and found that government subsidies improved pension benefits.…”

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The Impact of Government Subsidies on Private Pension Enterprises: A Decision-Making Model Based on Their CSR Levels

Tingting

Xiang

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IEEE Access

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With a rapidly aging society, the Chinese pension industry has faced great pressure due to the increasing demand for elderly care and medical products. Due to the limited resources and capabilities of Chinese social organizations, which currently play an important role in elderly care, it is necessary to encourage more private enterprises to enter the pension industry and thus provide significantly more products to all elderly people. This study aimed to explore the extent to which government subsidies may incentivize private enterprises to enter the pension industry. In contrast to previous studies, the level of corporate social responsibility (CSR), social value, and service quality of an enterprise were considered in this study as factors that influence the decision of whether to enter the pension industry. By constructing a theoretical model, three different government subsidy strategies, namely, no subsidy, subsidy to enterprises, and subsidy to consumers, were analyzed, especially their impacts on the social and economic values of enterprises. Our theoretical and simulation results show that the impact of government subsidies is related to its level of CSR. As the CSR level is relatively high, it is more effective to grant subsidies to customers than to enterprises. Moreover, by comparing the optimal price, service quality, and demand of the three subsidy strategies, we find that subsidies to enterprises and customers will lead to the highest service quality and highest market demand, respectively.INDEX TERMS Government subsidy, private pension enterprise, elderly, service quality, corporate social responsibility.

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The Impact of Government Subsidies on Private Pension Enterprises: A Decision-Making Model Based on Their CSR Levels

Tingting

Xiang

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IEEE Access

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“…These are vital to patient therapy after surgery or rehabilitation by assisting in the measurement of essential requirements to permit follow-up and early action, reducing readback or problems. Wireless tablets and nano mobiles [11] are another invention that has been produced to provide a rapid rise in the detection of drug permeability. According to the paper, new difficulties in cardiac and emergency care are being posed by innovative technology and intelligent materials.…”

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Virtual Nursing Using Deep Belief Networks for Elderly People (DBN-EP)

Rajasekaran¹,

Kousalya²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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The demand for better health services has resulted in the advancement of remote monitoring health, i.e., virtual nursing systems, to watch and support the elderly with innovative concepts such as being patient-centric, easier to use, and having smarter interactions and more accurate conclusions. While virtual nursing services attempt to provide consumers and medical practitioners with continuous medical and health monitoring services, access to allied healthcare experts such as nurses remains a challenge. In this research, we present Virtual Nursing Using Deep Belief Networks for Elderly People (DBN-EP), a new framework that provides a virtual nurse agent deployed on a senior citizen's home, workplace, or care centre to help manage their health condition on a continuous basis. Using this method, healthcare providers can assign various jobs to nurses by utilizing a general task definition mechanism, in which a task is defined as a combination of medical workflow, operational guidelines, and data gathered from a remotely monitored virtual nursing system. Practitioners are in charge of DBN-EP and make treatment decisions for patients. This allows a DBN-EP to act as a personalized full-time nurse for a client by carrying out practitioner support activities based on information gathered about the client's health. An electronic Personal Health Record (ePHR) system, such as a specialized web portal and mobile apps, could provide such patient information to elderly person family members and care centres. We created a prototype system using a DBN-EP system that allows traditional client applications and healthcare provider systems to collaborate. Finally, we demonstrate how this system may benefit the elderly through a result and debate.

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Evolutionary game analysis for the strategic behavior in the provision of elderly care service

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The Impact of Government Subsidies on Private Pension Enterprises: A Decision-Making Model Based on Their CSR Levels

The Impact of Government Subsidies on Private Pension Enterprises: A Decision-Making Model Based on Their CSR Levels

Virtual Nursing Using Deep Belief Networks for Elderly People (DBN-EP)

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