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Maintaining residential independence in later life: Investigating the importance of social networks of care & support

Maintaining residential independence in later life: Investigating the importance of social networks of care & support
晚年保持居住独立:调查护理社交网络的重要性
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1951900
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英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017 至 --

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中文摘要
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我的研究对没有伴侣的老年人的生活感兴趣(无论是丧亲、离婚还是长期单身),特别关注非亲属关系和更广泛的社交网络。我计划探索老年人的朋友和家人之间的家庭形成和地理邻近性如何影响他们的“原地变老”经历。我还试图绘制护理的空间性,并研究如何支持超出家庭的空间边界。这项研究在人们对“健康老龄化”的担忧日益增加,以及关于如何为老年人提供足够照顾的争论时尤为紧迫。此外,这项研究特别及时,因为最近对老年人家庭护理的削减导致越来越多的老年人严重依赖他们的社交网络进行日常护理和支持(Age UK,2015)。
英文摘要
My research is interested in the lives of elderly people who do not have a partner (either throughbereavement, divorce, or being single long-term), with a particular focus on non-kin relationships andwider social networks. I plan to explore how both household formation and geographical proximitybetween older people's friends and families can impact their experiences of 'ageing in place'. I alsoseek to map the spatialities of care, and to examine how support extends beyond the spatialboundaries of the home. This research is especially pressing at a time when there are widespreadconcerns about 'healthy ageing', and debates about how to provide sufficient care for the elderly.Furthermore, this study is particularly timely because recent cuts to elderly home-care have resulted inan increasing number of older people relying heavily on their social networks for everyday care andsupport (Age UK, 2015).
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