This article builds on recent research on the fortunes of universalism in European social
policy by tracing the development of eldercare policy in four Nordic countries: Denmark …

In this article, we (1) examine the various forms of support required by older users (75+) of
digital technology and (2) provide a concrete, everyday life rationale for why warm experts …

Background Within long-term care, a culture change (eg focus on increasing autonomy in
everyday life) is leading to the development of innovative living arrangements for older …

Ageing is a natural process that is accompanied by several physical, psychological,
cognitive, and social changes, which can have significant impact on health and wellbeing …

Welfare and the Great Recession surveys and analyses welfare consequences in the period
following the financial crisis in Europe. It investigates how the burdens of the recession were …

Abstract Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in Long-Term Care (LTC) of older persons are
expected to improve resident-centered care by reducing ambiguities in information …

Ageism is arguably one of the least challenged forms of discrimination globally and
manifests in many obvious and subtle ways. Situating our conversation within the context of …

Background Structural and cultural changes in the care of older people have influenced
nursing practice, creating a need to identify current competency requirements for nurses …

Tutkimus käsittelee omaishoivan arkea puolisoaan kotona hoivaavien iäkkäiden ihmisten
näkökulmasta. Tutkimuksen yhteiskunnallinen ja sosiaalipoliittinen konteksti on …

The increasing number of older people has a significant impact on the organisation of care
in European countries. Formal care services face several limitations, while informal care is …