Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024): Caring About Elderly Care

Published: 2024-02-25

Editorial

Caring About Elderly Care

Britta Møller, Charlotte Wegener

1-9
- Editorial

Articles in English

Nurses’ Experience of Caring amidst Developments in Welfare Technology in Elderly Care

Sissel Merete Finholt-Pedersen

10-29
- Nurses’ Experience of Caring amidst Developments in Welfare Technology in Elderly Care
Interacting Logics of Learning and Knowledge in Elderly Care

Britta Møller, Anne Birgitte Nyhus Rohwedder

30-50
- Interacting Logics of Learning and Knowledsge in Eldery Care
‘It can be difficult to help them’ Colliding logics of care and choice in Danish elder care for older citizens with substance use

Jonas Strandholdt Bach, Bagga Bjerge, Johanne Korsdal Sørensen

51-75
- It can be difficult to help them
Loving her to the end

Diana Cochran

76-88
- Loving her to the end
Who knows? Mobilization of Employee Knowledge in Nursing Homes

Stian Bragtved, Ragnhild Holmen Waldahl

89-108
- Who knows
Reciprocity and caregiver competencies. An explorative study of Person-Attuned Interaction in dementia care

Hanne Mette Ridder, Jens Anderson-Ingstrup, Julie Kolbe Krøier, Orii McDermott

109-135
- Reciprocity and caregiver competencies
Rummaging Around in a Handbag of Caring Research On Searching for a Pencil and a Moral Compass

Julie Kordovsky

136-151
- Rummaging Around in a Handbag of Caring Research