Abstract Background and Objectives In the 21st century, the future of the Norwegian welfare
state is broadly debated. In Norway, as in other countries, concerns regarding the …

Abstract In the United States, more than 5.4 million children and adolescents under age 18
provide care for family members who are aging or have chronic illness, disability, or other …

The provision of long-term care services for older adults is characterised by increasing
needs and scarce resources, leading to ethical dilemmas. This qualitative study explored the …

In Norway and elsewhere, care provision for frail elderly populations faces pressure from
austerity measures and neoliberal governance. Public long-term care services are …

'Age'and 'work'may seem, to some, as in tension. Yet age is at work in a host of ways, both
subtle and blatant, shaping, affecting and permeating work, organizations and societies. And …

Deficiencies in old age care are some of the most pressing human rights concerns in mature
welfare states. This book radically challenges the ethics of viewing care as a tradeable …

Capaz de forçar a discussão política em torno de uma das dimensões mais importantes do
trabalho reprodutivo não remunerado, o movimento dos cuidadores informais em Portugal …

Hjemmeplejen i de nordiske lande har gennem mange år været genstand for
reformprogrammer og reorganiseringer. Det nyeste tiltag er i disse år indførelsen af …

The COVID-19 pandemic shed light on systemic issues plaguing care (nursing) homes, from
staff shortages to substandard healthcare. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, including …

Ideational and gender discursive approaches are used to examine how implementing actors
discursively engage with processes of marketization within home care policy in Ireland …