Malene Bødker
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 217897 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Malene Bødker |
| NOMBRES | Malene |
| APELLIDO | Bødker |
| FIRMA | BØDKER M |
| AFILIACIONES | Center for Healthy Aging Department of Public Health University of Copenhagen Copenhagen Denmark |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3162-0133 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
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Contemporary health and social care is saturated by processes of datafication. In many cases, these processes are nested within an ostensibly simple logic of accountability: Define a politically and morally desirable goal, then measure the level of achievement. This logic has come to permeate public health initiatives globally and today it operates in most health care systems in various ways. We explore here a particular instantiation of the logi…
What constitutes ‘good care’ and ‘good carers’? The normative implications of introducing reablement in Danish home care
As populations worldwide are ageing, Western welfare states are currently implementing welfare reforms aimed at curbing the rising need for social and healthcare services for ageing populations. A central element in home-care reforms in several welfare countries is reablement: short-term home-based training programmes aimed at re-enabling older people to live in their own homes independently of care. In this paper, we explore how transitioning fr…
Potentiality made workable – exploring logics of care in reablement for older people
In the face of population ageing, Western health-care systems are currently demonstrating an immense interest in mobilising older people's potentials. With this agenda in mind, several countries have introduced reablement: a type of home care aimed at mobilising older people's potentials for independence by means of short-term training programmes. Based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Denmark's home care sector, this paper explor…
Home care as reablement or enabling arrangements? An exploration of the precarious dependencies in living with functional decline
The threat to welfare societies posed by population ageing has urged high-income countries to rethink the provision of social and healthcare services for the ageing population. One widely implemented policy solution is 'reablement': short-term home-based training programmes focusing on re-enabling older people to carry out activities of daily living independently. Drawing on empirical material from multisited ethnographic fieldwork of reablement …
Home care as reablement or enabling arrangements? An exploration of the precarious dependencies in living with functional decline
The threat to welfare societies posed by population ageing has urged high-income countries to rethink the provision of social and healthcare services for the ageing population. One widely implemented policy solution is 'reablement': short-term home-based training programmes focusing on re-enabling older people to carry out activities of daily living independently. Drawing on empirical material from multisited ethnographic fieldwork of reablement …
What constitutes ‘good care’ and ‘good carers’? The normative implications of introducing reablement in Danish home care
As populations worldwide are ageing, Western welfare states are currently implementing welfare reforms aimed at curbing the rising need for social and healthcare services for ageing populations. A central element in home-care reforms in several welfare countries is reablement: short-term home-based training programmes aimed at re-enabling older people to live in their own homes independently of care. In this paper, we explore how transitioning fr…
Weak Data
Contemporary health and social care is saturated by processes of datafication. In many cases, these processes are nested within an ostensibly simple logic of accountability: Define a politically and morally desirable goal, then measure the level of achievement. This logic has come to permeate public health initiatives globally and today it operates in most health care systems in various ways. We explore here a particular instantiation of the logi…
Potentiality made workable – exploring logics of care in reablement for older people
In the face of population ageing, Western health-care systems are currently demonstrating an immense interest in mobilising older people's potentials. With this agenda in mind, several countries have introduced reablement: a type of home care aimed at mobilising older people's potentials for independence by means of short-term training programmes. Based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Denmark's home care sector, this paper explor…
What constitutes ‘good care’ and ‘good carers’? The normative implications of introducing reablement in Danish home care
As populations worldwide are ageing, Western welfare states are currently implementing welfare reforms aimed at curbing the rising need for social and healthcare services for ageing populations. A central element in home-care reforms in several welfare countries is reablement: short-term home-based training programmes aimed at re-enabling older people to live in their own homes independently of care. In this paper, we explore how transitioning fr…
Potentiality made workable – exploring logics of care in reablement for older people
In the face of population ageing, Western health-care systems are currently demonstrating an immense interest in mobilising older people's potentials. With this agenda in mind, several countries have introduced reablement: a type of home care aimed at mobilising older people's potentials for independence by means of short-term training programmes. Based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Denmark's home care sector, this paper explor…
Home care as reablement or enabling arrangements? An exploration of the precarious dependencies in living with functional decline
The threat to welfare societies posed by population ageing has urged high-income countries to rethink the provision of social and healthcare services for the ageing population. One widely implemented policy solution is 'reablement': short-term home-based training programmes focusing on re-enabling older people to carry out activities of daily living independently. Drawing on empirical material from multisited ethnographic fieldwork of reablement …
Weak Data
Contemporary health and social care is saturated by processes of datafication. In many cases, these processes are nested within an ostensibly simple logic of accountability: Define a politically and morally desirable goal, then measure the level of achievement. This logic has come to permeate public health initiatives globally and today it operates in most health care systems in various ways. We explore here a particular instantiation of the logi…
Ethnography (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes (2 obras) · Gerontology (2 obras) · Gerontology (2 obras) · Health care (2 obras) · Healthcare innovation and challenges (2 obras)