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9780333772898

The Essentials of Community Care: A Guide for Practitioners

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  • ISBN13:

    9780333772898

  • ISBN10:

    033377289X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: Trans-Atlantic Pubns
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Table of Contents

List of figures
x
Introduction xi
Background to Community Care
1(20)
Introduction
1(1)
The social care changes
2(3)
Health care changes
5(4)
Variations within the UK
9(1)
Key objectives of government policies
10(2)
How did local authorities respond to the funding pressures?
12(4)
The wider context
16(3)
Practice issues
19(2)
Care within the community
21(17)
Introduction
21(2)
The response of service agencies to carers
23(2)
Factors that affect caring
25(2)
Who are the carers?
27(2)
Why people do the caring
29(3)
Caring is complex
32(1)
The tension between a focus on carers and a focus on independent living
33(1)
Carers and assessment
34(1)
Practice issues
35(3)
The Shifting Boundaries of Community Care
38(20)
Introduction
38(2)
The independent sector
40(1)
Social care
41(2)
Health care
43(3)
Housing
46(2)
Benefits agencies
48(2)
Private insurance schemes
50(2)
Shifting boundaries
52(3)
Practice issues
55(3)
Care Management and Assessment
58(16)
Introduction
58(1)
A case study of care management
59(4)
The background of care management
63(1)
Assessment within care management
64(4)
The experience of care management and assessment
68(4)
Practice issues
72(2)
Interprofessional Issues in Community Care
74(15)
Introduction
74(1)
Background to the problems
75(3)
The Labour government and the 'Berlin Wall'
78(2)
Mental health as an illustration of issues in interprofessional working
80(6)
Practice issues
86(3)
Social Support and Community Care
89(17)
Introduction
89(1)
Social support and health outcomes
90(2)
The importance of social support for practitioners
92(2)
Strategies for partnership
94(2)
What is meant by network?
96(3)
The nature of the network
99(1)
Types of network
100(2)
Working with networks in community care practice
102(2)
Practice issues
104(2)
User Empowerment and Community Care
106(20)
Introduction
106(1)
The independent living movement
107(2)
The social model of disability
109(2)
Normalisation, ordinary living and supported living
111(2)
Antiracist and anti-oppressive practice
113(2)
The growth of self-help groups, user groups and movements
115(1)
Community development and community care
116(3)
Models of empowerment
119(1)
A ladder of empowerment
120(1)
Social exclusion and regeneration
120(3)
Practice issues
123(3)
Adult Abuse and Community Care
126(17)
Introduction
126(1)
Adult abuse, child abuse and domestic violence
127(4)
Definition, types of abuse and prevalence
131(1)
Institutional abuse
132(2)
The legal context of abuse
134(3)
Looking for causes
137(1)
Intervention and practice issues
138(5)
Conclusion
143(3)
Bibliography 146(10)
Index 156

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