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Abstract Background: Population aging and shrinking family structures are challenging traditional older adult care arrangements and widening the gap between older adults' care needs and available support. In China, policies promote integrated home, community, and institutional care. Understanding care needs, preferences, and associated factors is essential for developing evidence-informed care systems.
Employees who volunteered to be in the focus groups may be more interested in healthy food and therefore more supportive of making changes to the canteen—this potential source of bias should be considered when translating findings into worksite interventions.
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