Titlebook: Caring in Crisis; The Search for Reaso Gillian Dalley Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-97998-0Social care in Britain; health/care divide; care homes; COVID-19; welfare state

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978-3-030-98000-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Iteration und nichtlineare Gleichungen,th the key ideological differences running through the policy choices involved. These include, for example, tensions between the state and the family; the private and public domains; philanthropic and democratic choice; health and social care; personal or professional responsibility; and the market

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Numerische Mathematik für Informatikercare from institution to community and the associated growth of an explicit community care policy which dominated UK welfare policy for decades to come. It discusses how realisation grew of the unacceptability of current practice then in treating old age, disability and dependency, especially, at fi

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Interpolation und Approximation,service users ‘taking control’ through direct payments as long advocated by disability activists (labelled ‘personalisation’) and the impact of marketisation. The concept of ‘family responsibility’ resurfaced, particularly as austerity set in after the financial crisis in 2008. Problems increased—fe

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Fehler und Fehlerfortpflanzung, is best designed, planned and provided within a framework of public ownership and control, where the rights of users and workers are acknowledged and respected under an umbrella of common ethos and shared values. The chapter asserts that the public sector can best provide . services and explores th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96508-1g the emergency legislation, and reflecting on what its effects on social care in the future could be. It describes key events during the pandemic which affected social care services in the early months of its spread, such as the scale of excess deaths of people in receipt of social care, especially

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Berechnung der Nullstellen von Funktionent. It looks at existing examples of good social care—their principles and alternative types of approaches and innovation that need to be considered. In doing so, it includes some of the issues emerging from the pandemic and how far it will be necessary to rethink styles of care—both social and healt