Contemporary social policy
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Contemporary social policy
（Healthcare active learning）
Churchill Livingstone, 1995
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Bibliography: p. 191-198
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text examines ways in which social policy impinges on the daily lives and professional experiences of health and nursing professionals. It covers the role of the welfare state, the voluntary sector and voluntarism, informal care and the question of "need" as a relative concept. The book is part of an open learning series, designed for use either as support material or as an open learning resource for delivering part (or all) of modules and units of both pre-registration and post-basic problems. The series is suitable for use within courses leading to professional qualifications in health and social care, and courses leading to inclusion on professional registers of the United Kingdom Central Council for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors.
目次
Introduction. Learning Profile. Session One: What Is Social Policy?. Session Two: Inequalities in Health and Social Policy. Session Three: The Mixed Economy of Welfare. Session Four: The Statutory Sector. Session Five: The Private Sector. Session Six: The Voluntary Sector. Session Seven: The Informal Sector. Session Eight: Social Policy and Concepts of Need. Learning Review. Resources Section: University of Plymouth Equal Opportunities Policy Statement. The Ackroyds, The Osbornes and the Welfare State. Who Cares About Equity in the NHS. The Targets in Full. Making the Strategy Work. Getting the Social and Health Care You Need. Caring for Thousands. The Use of Volunteers. The Cares Code: Eight Key Principles for Health and Social Care Providers. The Last Civil Rights Battle. References.
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