Social and demographic changes have led to traditional areas of welfare being transformed. The contributors to this book take a critical look at the current situation and assess the implications for future practice. They debate the assumptions and values underlying established welfare programmes and consider the case for change.
Social and demographic changes have led to traditional areas of welfare being transformed. The contributors to this book take a critical look at the current situation and assess the implications for future practice. They debate the assumptions and values underlying established welfare programmes and consider the case for change.
Acknowledgements. Preface Mike Nolan Lorna Warren and Tony Warnes 1. Health Welfare and Old Age: Transformations and Critiques Tony Warnes Lorna Warren and Mike Nolan. 2. Beyond the Body: An Emerging Medical Paradigm Charles Longino. 3. Empathetic Health and Care for Older People Mike Nolan. 4. Rationing Care Alan Maynard. 5. Designing and Implementing a National Health Service Framework Ian Philp Anne Ashe and Kate Lothian. 6. Defining Difference: Health and Social Care for Older People Gillian Dalley. 7. The Medical-Social Boundary and the Location of Personal Care Julia Twigg. 8. Older People Citizenship and Collective Action Marian Barnes and Sandra Shaw. 9.The Entry to a Nursing Home: Residents' and Relatives' Experiences Sue Davies Jonas Sandberg and Ulla Lundh. 10. Discharge from Hospital to Care-home: Professional Boundaries and Interfaces Jan Reed and David Stanley. 11. The Quality of Home Care Services in Sweden: Consumer Expectations and Changing Satisfaction Gillis Samuelson. 12. Death and Dying: Changing the Culture of Care Amanda Clarke and Liz Hanson. 13. Design for Later Life: Beyond a Problem Orientation Roger Coleman. 14. Older People Telematics and Care Josie Tetley Liz Hanson and Amanda Clarke. 15. Double Attachment to Double Detachment: Chinese Older People in Britain Ruby C.M. Chau and Sam W.K. Yu. 16. Bangladeshi Families in Bethnal Green London: Older People Ethnicity and Social Exclusion Chris Phillipson Emadad Alhaq Saheed Ullah and Jim Ogg. 17. Averil Osborn and Participatory Research: Involving Older People in Change Lorna Warren and Tony Maltby. 18. Care Services for Older People: The Forward Agenda Mike Nolan Tony Warnes and Lorna Warren. References. Index.
Acknowledgements. Preface Mike Nolan Lorna Warren and Tony Warnes 1. Health Welfare and Old Age: Transformations and Critiques Tony Warnes Lorna Warren and Mike Nolan. 2. Beyond the Body: An Emerging Medical Paradigm Charles Longino. 3. Empathetic Health and Care for Older People Mike Nolan. 4. Rationing Care Alan Maynard. 5. Designing and Implementing a National Health Service Framework Ian Philp Anne Ashe and Kate Lothian. 6. Defining Difference: Health and Social Care for Older People Gillian Dalley. 7. The Medical-Social Boundary and the Location of Personal Care Julia Twigg. 8. Older People Citizenship and Collective Action Marian Barnes and Sandra Shaw. 9.The Entry to a Nursing Home: Residents' and Relatives' Experiences Sue Davies Jonas Sandberg and Ulla Lundh. 10. Discharge from Hospital to Care-home: Professional Boundaries and Interfaces Jan Reed and David Stanley. 11. The Quality of Home Care Services in Sweden: Consumer Expectations and Changing Satisfaction Gillis Samuelson. 12. Death and Dying: Changing the Culture of Care Amanda Clarke and Liz Hanson. 13. Design for Later Life: Beyond a Problem Orientation Roger Coleman. 14. Older People Telematics and Care Josie Tetley Liz Hanson and Amanda Clarke. 15. Double Attachment to Double Detachment: Chinese Older People in Britain Ruby C.M. Chau and Sam W.K. Yu. 16. Bangladeshi Families in Bethnal Green London: Older People Ethnicity and Social Exclusion Chris Phillipson Emadad Alhaq Saheed Ullah and Jim Ogg. 17. Averil Osborn and Participatory Research: Involving Older People in Change Lorna Warren and Tony Maltby. 18. Care Services for Older People: The Forward Agenda Mike Nolan Tony Warnes and Lorna Warren. References. Index.
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