Titlebook: Residential Care Transformed; Revisiting ‘The Last Julia Johnson,Sheena Rolph,Randall Smith Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Changing Contexts of Careries. Older people were experiencing the slow transformation of society through times of rationing, poverty and hardship, into times of optimism, new opportunities and the energetic rebuilding of cities and communities. As has been pointed out, however, ‘the lives of those who are growing old today

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Survivors and Non-Survivors that had closed and by us on those that had survived, provide information on the history of each home since 1959. Drawing on these data we address, in this chapter, the key issues of what type of homes closed between 1958–9 and 2005–6, when they closed and why. The data reveal a pattern of attritio

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Daily Livesounts of it, we have drawn on observations made during our visits, the interviews with residents and the diaries that some of them kept. In many respects, . painted a bleak picture of daily life in residential care in the 1950s and Townsend’s photographs have left a lasting impression of loneliness,