Public troubles and private lives – how could ‘iHomecare’ be the answer to the social care crisis?

Original language	English
Type	Blog post
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 29 Nov 2017

Keywords

• social care crisis
• disability
• illness
• care providing organisations
• high employee turnover
• poor pay
• social care

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Remnant, J. (2017, Nov 29). Public troubles and private lives – how could ‘iHomecare’ be the answer to the social care crisis?

Remnant, Jennifer. / Public troubles and private lives – how could ‘iHomecare’ be the answer to the social care crisis?. 2017.

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