WHY has no one highlighted the enormous social impact that raising women's retirement age to 66 will have on the fabric of family life? It's not just that women are easy targets from which the Government can claw back money. It's not just that women are still paid less than men in ...
Paid work, unpaid work and social support: A study of the health of male and female nurses Paid work, unpaid work in the home and social support are important elements of the social production of health and illness, though their combined effects ... Vivienne,Walters,and,... - 《Social ...
SUMMARY This paper is about carers; a family member or members who provide unpaid care to a loved one with a chronic condition. Caring for someone who is chronically ill permeates every aspect of life. Dreams may be shattered, plans for the future may have to be radically altered or shelve...
There are currently over six million carets in the UK who provide (mostly) unpaid care to family, friends, children and/or older people who are unwell or disabled. These carers account for about 10 per cent of the population or 12 per cent of the adult population (Carers UK 2009). As ...
Concern about the provision and effects of care to elderly people by unpaid family, relatives and friends has arisen in the contexts of changing demographi... S Orbell - 《Psychology & Health》 被引量: 56发表: 1996年 Care for the elderly: welfare system, professionalisation and the question ...
“In a city such as Canberra, where most of the population enjoys high levels of wellbeing, this is such a stark contrast and one that clearly shows that carers are being left behind. “Carers face many challenges when it comes to balancing their caring duties aga...
Are you a Professional: Supporting unpaid carers in the care sector? Discover insight, strategies and psychology to help you further support carers Supporting unpaid carers in your workplace? 1 in 6 carers end up leaving work due to the lack of support, but there is a better way ...
Almost one in five people in the UK now provide unpaid care to family and friends. The impact on the carer’s wellbeing is also considerable, writes Linda Eades from The Charity for Civil Servants. Since the coronavirus outbreak, the number of unpaid carers in the UK has risen by 4.5...
The article reports that according to the marketing consultant Tracey Dickson there are very few people in Great Britain opt as carers for providing unpaid care for seriously ill, disabled and older loved one. Topics discussed include the Ca...
JIM DEAN, 37, says the support of carers Eddie and Liz McCloy has been a real blessing. He has looked after son James, 10, since his wife Margaret died fou... S Mail 被引量: 0发表: 0年 Older Unpaid Carers’ Experiences Supporting Adults with Cerebral Palsy and Complex Communication Ne...