Bridging social distances in home care in super-diverse settings: a study of workers, clients and care organisations in the Netherlands

IF 1.2 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
M. Kremer
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Abstract

Migration-driven super-diversity is creating new challenges for equitable access to care in many European welfare states. To provide good care for all, care workers must bridge different kinds of social distance to build trusting relationships. Qualitative research within two home-care organisations in the same super-diverse neighbourhoods in the Netherlands reveals the strategies used by home-care workers to do so, as well as to maintain distance when their professionalism is threatened. However, the ability of care organisations and their employees to provide good relational care to all is constrained by the national standardisation of care within the welfare state.
在超多样化的环境中弥合家庭护理中的社交距离:对荷兰工作人员、客户和护理组织的研究
在许多欧洲福利国家,移民驱动的超级多样性给公平获得医疗服务带来了新的挑战。为了为所有人提供良好的护理,护理人员必须跨越各种社会距离,建立信任关系。在荷兰同一超级多样化社区的两个家庭护理组织中进行的定性研究揭示了家庭护理工作者使用的策略,以及当他们的专业受到威胁时保持距离的策略。然而,护理机构及其雇员为所有人提供良好关系护理的能力受到福利国家内护理的国家标准化的限制。
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International Journal of Care and Caring
International Journal of Care and Caring SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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