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The article highlights the significance of long-term care as the elderly population in Malaysia is rapidly increasing. The study analyzes the current healthcare policies and services provided for the elderly and identifies gaps in the system. Furthermore, the article examines the challenges faced by caregivers and the elderly and proposes recommendations to improve the quality of care. The research concludes that addressing the needs of the elderly population requires a multi-disciplinary approach that includes improving healthcare policies, increasing healthcare funding, and promoting community-based care. Overall, the article aims to provide insights into the challenges and opportunities of long-term care for ageing populations in Malaysia, with the goal of promoting better care for the elderly and improving their quality of life.
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