دانلود کتاب From Community Care to Market Care?: The Development of Welfare Services for Older People

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FROM COMMUNITY CARE TO MARKET CARE?......Page 2
Contents......Page 6
List of tables and figures......Page 7
Advisory Group members......Page 9
Acknowledgements......Page 10
Background to the book......Page 12
The Griffiths Report and the reform of community care......Page 13
Research objectives and methodology......Page 17
Introducing the rest of the book......Page 20
Establishing social services in the early 1970s......Page 21
Introduction......Page 24
Meeting manifesto commitments......Page 25
Modernising local authorities and social services......Page 27
Modernising the health services......Page 31
Understanding the Third Way in public policy......Page 33
Modernising community care for older people: key issues with long histories......Page 35
Introduction......Page 38
Home care prior to 1971......Page 39
Towards a right for free home care?......Page 42
From boom to bust......Page 45
Towards the targeting of home care services?......Page 49
Conclusion......Page 56
Introduction......Page 60
Large-scale production of new homes in a land of plenty?......Page 61
The challenge of increasing dependency......Page 65
Responding to the challenge of the independent sector......Page 69
Conclusion......Page 80
The policy and organisational context......Page 84
Defining in need of care and attention, 1948-71......Page 88
Reducing continuing care beds......Page 90
What is health care? What is social care?......Page 93
Joint finance and joint planning......Page 99
Dementia struggles......Page 101
Working relationships: an overview......Page 103
Conclusion......Page 106
Introduction......Page 110
The voluntary sector and older people in the 1960s......Page 111
The traditional voluntary sector and older people......Page 112
The growth of independent residential and nursing homes......Page 120
Time limited grants, new service provision in the community and the voluntary sector......Page 125
Towards a contract culture?......Page 127
Voluntary organisations as the voice of older people......Page 132
Conclusion......Page 136
What are quasi-markets?......Page 140
Implementing quasi-markets in community care: an overview......Page 141
Towards a purchaser–provider split?......Page 146
Contracting with the independent residential and nursing home sector......Page 156
Assessment, care management and eligibility for services......Page 161
Conclusion......Page 168
A lack of policy direction? A lack of priority?......Page 174
Paying for long-term care? The role of long-term care?......Page 176
What is the boundary between health and social care? What is the future of social services?......Page 178
Planning versus markets? Mixed economy or privatisation?......Page 182
Economic imperatives......Page 185
Nothing changes? Everything changes?......Page 186
References......Page 190
Index......Page 204