Making the ends meet: do carers and disabled people have a common agenda?
Making the ends meet: do carers and disabled people have a common agenda?
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收支平衡：护理人员和残疾人有共同的议程吗？
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2002
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通讯作者：
Harriet Clarke
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作者：
G. Parker;Harriet Clarke
同时，社区护理政策试图减少机构护理、控制成本并强调个人和家庭对个人福利的责任。因此，残疾人往往别无选择，只能依靠非正式护理人员的支持，使他们能够住在自己的家中。新工党强调“为有能力的人提供工作，为无能力的人提供保障”以及强调义务的第三条道路对照顾者和残疾人的影响。两者都可能因这些强调而遭受损失。以共同理论模型为基础的联合竞选活动可能比分裂主义有更多作用。
Community care policy has, simultaneously, attempted to reduce institutional care, contain costs, and emphasise individual and family responsibility for personal welfare. As a result, disabled people often have no choice about relying on informal carers for the support that enables them to live in their own homes. The implications of New Labour"s emphasis on "work for those who can, security for those who can"t" and of third way emphasis on obligations are explored for carers and disabled people. Both stand to lose from these emphases. Joint campaigning, informed by a common theoretical model, may have more to offer than separatism.