人口结构持续高龄化给香港社会带来沉重的养老负担,随着粤港融合发展的不断深化,香港长者北上跨境养老成为缓解老龄化问题的重要出路。本文基于“广东院舍照顾服务计划”,分析发现粤港跨境养老服务存在制度衔接困难、医疗服务差异和养...人口结构持续高龄化给香港社会带来沉重的养老负担,随着粤港融合发展的不断深化,香港长者北上跨境养老成为缓解老龄化问题的重要出路。本文基于“广东院舍照顾服务计划”,分析发现粤港跨境养老服务存在制度衔接困难、医疗服务差异和养老服务供求矛盾的问题。为应对这些挑战,提出通过创新治理机制、建立跨境医疗互认平台和解决服务结构性失衡来促进粤港养老服务的协同发展。The continuously aging population structure has imposed a heavy burden on Hong Kong SAR’s elderly care system. With the deepening integration between Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR, cross-border elderly care for Hong Kong SAR seniors in the Mainland has emerged as a crucial solution to alleviate the aging problem. This paper, based on the “Guangdong Residential Care Services Scheme”, analyzes the difficulties in institutional coordination, differences in medical services, and the supply-demand mismatch in elderly care services in cross-border elderly care between Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR. To address these challenges, the paper proposes the promotion of coordinated development of elderly care services in Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR through innovative governance mechanisms, the establishment of a cross-border medical mutual recognition platform, and the resolution of structural imbalances in service provision.展开更多
文摘人口结构持续高龄化给香港社会带来沉重的养老负担,随着粤港融合发展的不断深化,香港长者北上跨境养老成为缓解老龄化问题的重要出路。本文基于“广东院舍照顾服务计划”,分析发现粤港跨境养老服务存在制度衔接困难、医疗服务差异和养老服务供求矛盾的问题。为应对这些挑战,提出通过创新治理机制、建立跨境医疗互认平台和解决服务结构性失衡来促进粤港养老服务的协同发展。The continuously aging population structure has imposed a heavy burden on Hong Kong SAR’s elderly care system. With the deepening integration between Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR, cross-border elderly care for Hong Kong SAR seniors in the Mainland has emerged as a crucial solution to alleviate the aging problem. This paper, based on the “Guangdong Residential Care Services Scheme”, analyzes the difficulties in institutional coordination, differences in medical services, and the supply-demand mismatch in elderly care services in cross-border elderly care between Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR. To address these challenges, the paper proposes the promotion of coordinated development of elderly care services in Guangdong and Hong Kong SAR through innovative governance mechanisms, the establishment of a cross-border medical mutual recognition platform, and the resolution of structural imbalances in service provision.