Cristina Carrasco
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3984454 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cristina Carrasco |
| NOMBRES | Cristina |
| APELLIDO | Carrasco |
| FIRMA | CARRASCO C |
| AFILIACIONES | Universitat de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2763-4903 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Sex, cognitive state and falls as factors associated with malnutrition
Multivariable regression analysis revealed that being female, having a poor cognitive status and experiencing falls with injuries are the main independent factors influencing nutritional status in institutionalized older adults living in a rural area of Portugal
Development and validation of a continuous fall risk score in community-dwelling older people
The cFRs was shown to be a valid dynamic multifactorial fall risk assessment tool for epidemiological analyses and clinical practice. Moreover, the potential for the cFRs to become a widely used approach regarding fall prevention in community-dwelling older people was demonstrated, since it involves a holistic intrinsic-exposure approach to the phenomena. Further investigation is required to validate the cFRs with other samples since it is a samp…
Measured time, perceived time
In recent decades, time-use diaries have emerged as useful tools for recording information on the amount of time that people devote to various activities. Debate remains, however, about whether there are significant differences between the results given by diaries and the results given by questionnaires regarding the share of unpaid labour in the household, in particular the differences between men and women. This paper is a contribution to that …
Family Strategies for Meeting Care and Domestic Work Needs
Since the 1980s, women have become joint breadwinners in many households in Spain. This study analyzes whether this change in the labor force participation rate of Spanish women has substantially modified strategies for meeting household needs. Using the 2002–3 Spanish Time Use Survey, this study examines the total (paid and unpaid) work time devoted to satisfying the direct care needs of individuals and the determinants of women's and men's part…
Lights and Shadows of Household Satellite Accounts
The construction of Household Satellite Accounts (HSAs) to value household production is not a new object of study. However, as their use has widened, research efforts have focused on resolving technical aspects of valuation assessment and far less attention has been paid to the underlying conceptual aspects. The purpose of this study is to contribute to improving the HSA as an analytical tool. Two approaches are proposed, drawing on existing dat…
Les coûts invisibles des soins et du travail des femmes
Cet article analyse le travail non rémunéré des soins socio-sanitaires hospitaliers et post-hospitaliers. Il s’agit d’étudier, en temps et en valeur monétaire, les soins dont a besoin une personne hospitalisée et qui ne sont pas assurés par le secteur public de la santé. Faire apparaître ce travail signifie dénoncer le fait que le secteur ainsi que les budgets de la santé sont conçus en comptant sur le travail non rémunéré effectué dans les foyer…
Beyond Employment
The compilation of economic statistics, and particularly those relating to labour, directly reflect the prevailing perspective of the economics discipline, and are manifested in abstractions in the form of models entirely and exclusively focused on market production. In the majority of labour surveys and statistics, thus, domestic work is neither economically relevant nor does it even have the status of 'work'. The aim of this article is to sugge…
Time, Work and Gender in Spain
This article explores two related topics: the recent effects of women in Spain entering the labour market and the current transformation of time management at home and at work. There are important movements in both fields with correlating consequences. These changes will greatly affect the role of women in our society determining the quality and evolution of not only women's lives, but also of our society in general. This article discusses some b…
Women, Families, and Work in Spain
This article explores the evolution of the care economy in Spain in the latter half of the twentieth century, analyzing the time use of family members, women's entrance into paid employment, and welfare state policies. Our historical account suggests that efforts to strengthen women's position in the labor market must go hand in hand with policies that encourage more equitable sharing of care responsibilities
E l trabajo de cuidados. Historia, teoría y políticas
El Trabajo de Cuidados. Historia, Teoria y Politicas - Libros de Medicina - Historia y Literatura Medicas - 22,84
Time, Work and Gender in Spain
This article explores two related topics: the recent effects of women in Spain entering the labour market and the current transformation of time management at home and at work. There are important movements in both fields with correlating consequences. These changes will greatly affect the role of women in our society determining the quality and evolution of not only women's lives, but also of our society in general. This article discusses some b…
Measured time, perceived time
In recent decades, time-use diaries have emerged as useful tools for recording information on the amount of time that people devote to various activities. Debate remains, however, about whether there are significant differences between the results given by diaries and the results given by questionnaires regarding the share of unpaid labour in the household, in particular the differences between men and women. This paper is a contribution to that …
Women, Families, and Work in Spain
This article explores the evolution of the care economy in Spain in the latter half of the twentieth century, analyzing the time use of family members, women's entrance into paid employment, and welfare state policies. Our historical account suggests that efforts to strengthen women's position in the labor market must go hand in hand with policies that encourage more equitable sharing of care responsibilities
Family Strategies for Meeting Care and Domestic Work Needs
Since the 1980s, women have become joint breadwinners in many households in Spain. This study analyzes whether this change in the labor force participation rate of Spanish women has substantially modified strategies for meeting household needs. Using the 2002–3 Spanish Time Use Survey, this study examines the total (paid and unpaid) work time devoted to satisfying the direct care needs of individuals and the determinants of women's and men's part…
Beyond Employment
The compilation of economic statistics, and particularly those relating to labour, directly reflect the prevailing perspective of the economics discipline, and are manifested in abstractions in the form of models entirely and exclusively focused on market production. In the majority of labour surveys and statistics, thus, domestic work is neither economically relevant nor does it even have the status of 'work'. The aim of this article is to sugge…
Women, Families, and Work in Spain
This article explores the evolution of the care economy in Spain in the latter half of the twentieth century, analyzing the time use of family members, women's entrance into paid employment, and welfare state policies. Our historical account suggests that efforts to strengthen women's position in the labor market must go hand in hand with policies that encourage more equitable sharing of care responsibilities
Time, Work and Gender in Spain
This article explores two related topics: the recent effects of women in Spain entering the labour market and the current transformation of time management at home and at work. There are important movements in both fields with correlating consequences. These changes will greatly affect the role of women in our society determining the quality and evolution of not only women's lives, but also of our society in general. This article discusses some b…
Beyond Employment
The compilation of economic statistics, and particularly those relating to labour, directly reflect the prevailing perspective of the economics discipline, and are manifested in abstractions in the form of models entirely and exclusively focused on market production. In the majority of labour surveys and statistics, thus, domestic work is neither economically relevant nor does it even have the status of 'work'. The aim of this article is to sugge…
Les coûts invisibles des soins et du travail des femmes
Cet article analyse le travail non rémunéré des soins socio-sanitaires hospitaliers et post-hospitaliers. Il s’agit d’étudier, en temps et en valeur monétaire, les soins dont a besoin une personne hospitalisée et qui ne sont pas assurés par le secteur public de la santé. Faire apparaître ce travail signifie dénoncer le fait que le secteur ainsi que les budgets de la santé sont conçus en comptant sur le travail non rémunéré effectué dans les foyer…
Family Strategies for Meeting Care and Domestic Work Needs
Since the 1980s, women have become joint breadwinners in many households in Spain. This study analyzes whether this change in the labor force participation rate of Spanish women has substantially modified strategies for meeting household needs. Using the 2002–3 Spanish Time Use Survey, this study examines the total (paid and unpaid) work time devoted to satisfying the direct care needs of individuals and the determinants of women's and men's part…
Lights and Shadows of Household Satellite Accounts
The construction of Household Satellite Accounts (HSAs) to value household production is not a new object of study. However, as their use has widened, research efforts have focused on resolving technical aspects of valuation assessment and far less attention has been paid to the underlying conceptual aspects. The purpose of this study is to contribute to improving the HSA as an analytical tool. Two approaches are proposed, drawing on existing dat…
Measured time, perceived time
In recent decades, time-use diaries have emerged as useful tools for recording information on the amount of time that people devote to various activities. Debate remains, however, about whether there are significant differences between the results given by diaries and the results given by questionnaires regarding the share of unpaid labour in the household, in particular the differences between men and women. This paper is a contribution to that …
Development and validation of a continuous fall risk score in community-dwelling older people
The cFRs was shown to be a valid dynamic multifactorial fall risk assessment tool for epidemiological analyses and clinical practice. Moreover, the potential for the cFRs to become a widely used approach regarding fall prevention in community-dwelling older people was demonstrated, since it involves a holistic intrinsic-exposure approach to the phenomena. Further investigation is required to validate the cFRs with other samples since it is a samp…
Sex, cognitive state and falls as factors associated with malnutrition
Multivariable regression analysis revealed that being female, having a poor cognitive status and experiencing falls with injuries are the main independent factors influencing nutritional status in institutionalized older adults living in a rural area of Portugal
E l trabajo de cuidados. Historia, teoría y políticas
El Trabajo de Cuidados. Historia, Teoria y Politicas - Libros de Medicina - Historia y Literatura Medicas - 22,84
Sociology (6 obras) · Work (physics (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (4 obras) · Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies (3 obras) · Labour economics (3 obras) · Time-use survey (3 obras)