A place to call home : long-term care in Canada
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書誌事項
A place to call home : long-term care in Canada
（Basics from Fernwood Publishing）
Fernwood Pub., c2009
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 119-127)
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Exploring a service too often viewed as a necessary evil best left invisible, this study takes on the sensitive topic of long-term residential care. Based on an understanding of what exists today, this breakthrough survey takes a different approach by theorizing about developing alternative forms for the future. Taking into account the fact that the overwhelming majority of residents and providers are women, this overview makes gender a central concern in planning for care that treats both workers and residents with dignity and respect. Presented through a collection of thought-provoking essays, this discussion is intended to stimulate a start in designing a form of long-term care that can comfortably be called home.
目次
Contents Preface (Pat Armstrong) Contributors 1. Challenging Questions: Designing Long-Term Facility Care with Women in Mind (Pat Armstrong with Albert Banerjee) 2. Long-Term Care in Canada: An Overview (Albert Banerjee) 3. Less Money, More People: The Implications of Policy Changes in Long-Term Institutional Care (Evelyn Shapiro and Morgan Seeley) 4. A Contradictory Image of Need: Long-Term Facilitative Care for First Nations (Nicole Eshkakogan and Nene Ernest Khalema) 5. A Dream Retirement Community: Long-Term Care Options (Beverly Suek) 6. What Matters to Women Working in Long-Term Care: A Union Perspective (Marcy Cohen) 7. Designing Long-Term Care for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transsexual and Transgender People (Dick Moore) 8. A Failure of Vision and Political Will: Long-Term Care in Ontario(Sheila M. Neysmith) 9. Are There Lessons to Learn from Sweden? (Marta Szebehely) Bibliography
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