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Time to care? Temporal variations of agency of the Finnish adult foster carers.

2020

This article analyses a hybrid form of housing and care service for older people called adult foster care. In Finnish adult foster care model, an older person moves to a foster care home and is cared for by a semi-professional foster carer who is not related to them. A foster care home is thus simultaneously a personal dwelling and a site of intensive care work which also changes the rhythms and routines of both the foster carer and older person. In the article I ask, how do foster carers express their temporal agency and its variations (identity, pragmatic, life course) through time work? By temporal agency I mean individuals' ability to impact on their experience of time, which is done th…

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Foster Care: A Fragile Reality Needing Social Attention, and Economic Investments.

2016

The combination of psychosocial, medical, and educational care usually leads to immediate and long-term extra cost, which may pay out only decades later. This social and economic investment may be regarded by economists as being hardly affordable, especially during recession periods. However, we strongly believe that there are alternatives allowing adequate care even in times of economic turmoil. The aim of this report is to raise the awareness of the pediatric community and the public opinion toward the importance of investing in health programs offering adequate protection, prevention, and provision of care for orphan, abandoned, maltreated, and neglected children.

medicine.medical_specialtyChild Health ServicesSocial attentionChild health servicesFoster Home Care03 medical and health sciencesFoster Home Carefoster careneglected children0302 clinical medicine030225 pediatricsmedicineFinancial SupportHumans030212 general & internal medicinePsychiatryChildChildrenbusiness.industryOrphanagesPublic relationsUnited StatesEuropeFoster careSettore MED/38 - PEDIATRIA GENERALE E SPECIALISTICAPediatrics Perinatology and Child HealthbusinessThe Journal of pediatrics
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