The Practice Deviation and Governance of the Smart Care Policy——Take Jining City as an Example

Authors

  • Yingke Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/y124nb96

Keywords:

smart care, public policy, policy deviation, Jining

Abstract

Due to the difference between the supply and demand of the policy, as well as the multifaceted conundrum surrounding the policy’s implementation, it is necessary to define the subject’s boundaries of duty while implementing smart care policies. In order to examine the elements that lead to practice deviation and their governance plans, this study employs the research methodology of case analysis and literature analysis to examine Jining City’s smart care policy from the standpoint of public policy. With limited financial resources, it seeks to better serve the demands of the senior population, encourage the efficient development of the old-age care service system, and achieve better resource allocation for old-age care. As a result, the paper recommends enhancing the relationship between the supply of pension services and the demand from the elderly population, encouraging the efficient and well-balanced development of the pension service system, bolstering the development of professional talent, and making it clearer who is responsible for what when it comes to implementing wise pension policy.

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Published

2024-10-29