Concepts of care : developments in health and social welfare
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Concepts of care : developments in health and social welfare
Arnold, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Concepts of care is one of the first books to examine the shift in care theory and philosophy that has taken place in recent years. It discusses some of the core issues that affect nurses, social workers and other health care professionals in a changing health care environment. The meaning of care in professional work has been modified as professional practices adapt to increased responsibilities for rationing scarce resources, greater statutory duties and struggles over the balance between authority and accountability.
This title looks at aspects of caring in a competitive financial environment, caring as a managed professional practice, issues of professional power and the shift towards care in the community. The aim of the text is to stimulate debate and discussion, and it will be of particular use to undergraduates of nursing, midwifery, social work, social care and other related disciplines.
An international group of contributors, all recognised authorities in their own countries, address the themes and issues of care as they affect caring professionals in Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia. Topics include: policy as the expression of care at a social level; caring in a competitive financial environment; caring as a managed professional practice; care versus rights: the implications of consumerism and choice; professional power in various contexts; and care in the community level. It will stimulate debate and discussion amongst health and welfare professionals where the concept of care is central to their practice.
目次
Introduction
Boundaries of Care - an Introduction
Part 1 Theoretical and Conceptual Issues
Don't care was made to care
Community Care
Part 2 Developments in Formal Care Services
'Care' in primary health care nursing
Part 3 Explorations of 'Non-Western' Views of Care
Professionalism and social diversity
Social work and care in India
Part 4 Contemporary Issues in Care
The need for antidiscriminatory practice in Europe
Volunteering in a free market economy
Community and care.
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