Barriers to providing internet-based home care services for urban older adults in China: a qualitative study of the service providers

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Caiyun Qi
Yuan Wang
Xiaonan Qi
Yunhe Jiao
Chuanqi Que
Yufei Chen
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[1] Shandong University,Department of social work
[2] Jilin University,Department of labor and social security
[3] Anshan Normal University,Department of management, School of applied technology and health industries
[4] The Chinese University of Hong Kong,department of social work
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Internet-based Home Care Services; Service providers; Urban older adults; Barriers; Qualitative study;
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