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Author:Anne Opie, Leon Fulcher, Natali Allen, Gary Hawke
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Univ Of Illinois Pr (02/01/1993)
ISBN:0812214196
ISBN13:9780812214192
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Publisher Notes: There's Nobody There

  •   Acknowledgements

      Preface

    1 Introduction: Siting the Study1

      The Significance of the Study1

      The Gendered Semantics of Community Care6

      Demographic Factors13

      The Relationship between Formal and Informal Care Providers18

    2 The REACH Study: Method and Texts23

      Methodological Issues23

      The Participants27

      Interviewing33

      The Analytic Process: Sorting, Ordering, Interrogating39

      The Analytic Process: Analysis of Caregivers' Accounts as Texts42

      Research and Empowerment49

    3 Becoming a Caregiver53

      Gender/Knowledge/Caring33

      The Decision to Care57

      Beginning Caring70

      Employment and Caregiving78

      The Needs of the Confused Older People83

    4 'The Common Round, the Daily Task . . .': Caring in Everyday Life85

      Caring and Health86

      The Labour and Practice of Caring88

      Caring and Affect95

      'The Common Round, The Daily Task . . .'100

      Gender, Stress, and Positioning in Caring107

    5 Caring for Caregivers: Informal Support Networks122

      Social Networks/Community Support122

      Family Support of Care givers124

      Support from Husbands127

      Support from Siblings131

      Support from Caregivers' Children133

      Family Support and Carer Substitution134

      Informal Support: Friends137

      Informal Support: Neighbours141

    6 Caring for the Caregivers: the Provision of Formal Support Services144

      Accessing Services144

      Service Provision to Care givers147

      Caregivers' Contact with GPs151

      Assessment Processes154

      Caregivers' Contact with Social Workers162

      Caregivers' Contact with District Nurses166

      Day Care Services167

      Support Groups for Caregivers170

      Intermittent and Respite Care Services174

      Care givers' Evaluation of Service Requirements181

    7 Conclusion184

      Issues in Informal Caregiving184

      Principles of Informal Care giving186

      Developing a Supportive Relationship with Caregivers195

      Implications of the Partnership Paradigm206

      Bibliography208

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