Acknowledgements. Preface, Mike Nolan, Lorna Warren and Tony Warnes 1. Health, Welfare and Old Age: Transformations and Critiques, Tony Warnes, Lorna Warren and Mike Nolan. 2. Beyond the Body: An Emerging Medical Paradigm, Charles Longino. 3. Empathetic Health and Care for Older People, Mike Nolan. 4. Rationing Care, Alan Maynard. 5. Designing and Implementing a National Health Service Framework, Ian Philp, Anne Ashe and Kate Lothian. 6. Defining Difference: Health and Social Care for Older People, Gillian Dalley. 7. The Medical-Social Boundary and the Location of Personal Care, Julia Twigg. 8. Older People, Citizenship and Collective Action, Marian Barnes and Sandra Shaw. 9. The Entry to a Nursing Home: Residents' and Relatives' Experiences, Sue Davies, Jonas Sandberg and Ulla Lundh. 10. Discharge from Hospital to Care-home: Professional Boundaries and Interfaces, Jan Reed and David Stanley. 11. The Quality of Home Care Services in Sweden: Consumer Expectations and Changing Satisfaction, Gillis Samuelson. 12. Death and Dying: Changing the Culture of Care, Amanda Clarke and Liz Hanson. 13. Design for Later Life: Beyond a Problem Orientation, Roger Coleman. 14. Older People, Telematics and Care, Josie Tetley, Liz Hanson and Amanda Clarke. 15. Double Attachment to Double Detachment: Chinese Older People in Britain, Ruby C.M. Chau and Sam W.K. Yu. 16. Bangladeshi Families in Bethnal Green, London: Older People, Ethnicity and Social Exclusion, Chris Phillipson, Emadad Alhaq, Saheed Ullah and Jim Ogg. 17. Averil Osborn and Participatory Research: Involving Older People in Change, Lorna Warren and Tony Maltby. 18. Care Services for Older People: The Forward Agenda, Mike Nolan, Tony Warnes and Lorna Warren. References. Index.
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The essays in this book are thought-provoking, and would engender much discussion in a graduate seminar... They are well documented, and written in a scholarly, yet reader-friendly way. The international flavor provides the reader with a global perspective on issues in social gerontology, and with rich ideas to consider.