The ideology of community care
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The ideology of community care
Chapman & Hall, 1994
- : us
- : uk
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
With the process of dehospitalization and deinstitutionalization gathering momentum, there is an increasing emphasis in the UK on community care. "The Ideology of Community Care" provides practitioners and post-basic level student nurses with an insight into the political, economic, sociological, philosophical, psychological and physical aspects of community care. This book should be of interest to student nurses (Project 2000 and degree levels), student midwives, health visitors, district and practice nurses, and youth, community and social workers.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Community: the geography of being
- the atlas of existence
- natives, exiles and refugees
- tourists, day trippers and visitors
- politics, policies and people
- the city at night. Part 2 Care and caring: a kingdom of families
- mothers and fathers
- a kingdom of orphans?
- adulthood/naturalization - empowerment and normalization.
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