Aging and Caring at the Intersection of Work and Home Life: Blurring the Boundaries

Book Cover
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Copyright
Contents
Foreword: Megatrends That Affect Caregiving Boundaries
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Contributors
1 Health Professionals Caring for Aging Relatives: Negotiating the Public-Private Boundary
2 Dynamics of Carework: Boundary Management and Relationship Issues for Home Support Workers and Elderly Clients
3 Visible and Blurred Boundaries in Familial Care: The Dynamics of Multigenerational Care in Singapore
4 Family Caregiving and Helping at the Intersection of Gender and Kinship: Social Dynamics in the Provision of Care to Older Adults in Canada
5 Work and Care: Blurring the Boundaries of Space, Place, Time, and Distance
6 Caring from a Distance: Contemporary Care Issues
7 Working Carers in New Zealand: Zones of Care and Contested Boundaries
8 Boundaries Blurred and Rigid at the Front Line of Care: Care Workers and the Negotiation of Relationships with Older People
9 Sharing the Work: Care Networks of Frail Seniors in Canada
10 Financial Payments for Family Carers: Policy Approaches and Debates
11 Economic and Social Roles in Midlife in Britain: Expanding Intersections and Blurring Boundaries
12 Clashing Temporalities: Time, Home, and the Bodywork of Care
13 Blurring the Boundaries: Aging and Caring at the Intersection of Work and Home Life
Author Index
Subject Index