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Reconciliation of work and care among lone mothers of adults with intellectual disabilities: the role and limits of care capital.

2014

In this study, the concept of social capital is applied to an exploration of Guanxi (social networking to create good relationships) among working lone mothers of adults with intellectual disabilities (ID) in Taiwan. Using in-depth interviews, this study explores the role of social capital, here referred to as 'care capital', in making it possible for working lone mothers to combine their roles as family carers and workers. Eleven divorced or widowed mothers combining their paid work with long-term care responsibilities were recruited from a survey or through NGOs and were interviewed at their home between October 2008 and July 2010. An interpretative phenomenological approach was adopted f…

AdultEmploymentMalekehitysvammaisuusSociology and Political ScienceTaiwanFace (sociological concept)MothersyksinhuoltajatInterviews as TopicYoung AdultNursingcare capitalhoivaköyhyysIntellectual DisabilityHealth careIntellectual disabilitymedicineHumansSociologycare povertysosiaalinen pääomalone motherPovertybusiness.industryHealth PolicyPublic Health Environmental and Occupational Healthta5142Middle Agedmedicine.diseaseSingle ParentWork (electrical)hoivapääomaCaregiversintellectual disabilityCapital (economics)Adult ChildrenSocial CapitalFemalebusinessGuanxiSocial Sciences (miscellaneous)Social capitalHealthsocial care in the community
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Care poverty : unmet care needs in a Nordic welfare state

2019

This article introduces the concept of care poverty, defined as inadequate coverage of care needs resulting from an interplay between individual and societal factors, and examines its level and predictors among the 75+ population in Finland. The data come from a survey conducted in 2010 and 2015. Despite the universalistic goals of the Finnish care system, 26 percent of respondents with limitations in daily activities faced care poverty with regard to instrumental activities of daily living; the activities of daily living care poverty rate was 17 percent. Concerning instrumental activities of daily living, care poverty was associated with income level, health status and living arrangements,…

Economic growthHealth (social science)Sociology and Political SciencePovertyHealth PolicyPublic Health Environmental and Occupational Healthvanhuksetunmet needscare for older peopleWelfare statehoivapalvelutolder peoplehoivaresurssithoivaköyhyysvanhuspalvelutavuntarvecare povertyPsychologyFinlandikääntyneethoiva
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Care Poverty

2022

vanhuksetunmet needspolicy designSDG 10hoivapalvelutlong-term care needsolder peoplecare resourceshoivaresurssithoivaköyhyysvanhuspalvelutavuntarveikääntyneethoiva
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