September 21, 2025Annals of public and co-operative economyOpen Access

The role of the non‐profit sector in the efficiency of elderly social services: A bootstrap data envelopment analysis study

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Non-profit nursing homes achieved an average efficiency score of 0.54 under constant returns to scale, outperforming public and private sectors.
The study utilized data envelopment analysis to assess the efficiency of elderly social services across various ownership types in Valencia.
Public nursing homes showed the lowest efficiency scores, indicating room for substantial improvements in management and service delivery.
The findings emphasize the effectiveness of the non-profit model in delivering quality care, especially amidst an aging population.

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Analysis reveals non-profit centres exhibit higher efficiency in elderly care services, highlighting potential for improvements in public and private sectors.

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Solaz‐Moreno et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46ac231b076d99fa6819b https://doi.org/10.1111/apce.70018

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Analysis reveals non-profit centres exhibit higher efficiency in elderly care services, highlighting potential for improvements in public and private sectors.

The role of the non‐profit sector in the efficiency of elderly social services: A bootstrap data envelopment analysis study

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The role of the non‐profit sector in the efficiency of elderly social services: A bootstrap data envelopment analysis study

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