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Between social networks and formal social services | Author(s) | Howard Litwin, Gail K Auslander |
Journal title | Ageing and Society, vol 8, part 3, September 1988 |
Pages | pp 269-285 |
Keywords | Informal care ; Claims [services] ; Social contacts ; Israel. |
Annotation | A study of the social networks of recent applicants to the social welfare bureaux of Jerusalem. The study revealed that networks were most likely to be the source of referral to social services when the applicant was frail, and the presenting problem was the need for institutional care. Networks of the elderly seemed to turn to formal social services as a substitute for their own caregiving, rather than as a source for interweaving informal and formal care. (KJ). |
Accession Number | CPA-890607069 A |
Classmark | P6: QLT: TOA: 7H6 |
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