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Ownership, regulation and the public interest the case of residential care for older people | Author(s) | Mark Drakeford |
Journal title | Critical Social Policy, vol 26, no 4, issue 89, November 2006 |
Pages | pp 932-944 |
Source | http://csp.sagepub.com |
Keywords | Care homes ; Registration eg homes, nursing homes ; Literature reviews. |
Annotation | This commentary deals with recent, rapid developments in the field of private residential care of older people. It traces changes in the pattern of ownership and regulation, and explores the extent to which these impact upon the protection of the public interest. It concludes that the nature of ownership continues to matter in social welfare, and that regulation has proved of limited effectiveness in securing the interests of older people in private care. (KJ/RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-061211202 A |
Classmark | KW: Q3: 64A |
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