Edited by: Pat Armstrong & Tamara Daly DOWNLOAD HERE “Our research indicates that strategies intended to support choices for long-term care residents must be based on the understanding that care is a relationship involving residents, their families and workers. It also means understanding that appropriate conditions of work are central to care as a relationship…
Tamara Daly and Ruth Lowndes (Nov 2015). in Promising Practices: Re-Imagining Long-Term Care, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, pp 69-71.
Tamara Daly and Martha MacDonald (Nov 2015). in Promising Practices: Re-Imagining Long-Term Care, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, pp 44-46.
Tamara Daly in Troubling Care (2013, pp. 33-46), Canadian Scholars Press.
Marcia Rioux and Tamara Daly in Staying Alive: Critical Perspectives on Health, Illness, and Health Care (Revised 2010, pp. 305-324), Ed. by Toba Bryant, Dennis Raphael, and Marcia Rioux, Canadian Scholars Press.
Pat Armstrong, Albert Banerjee, Marta Szebehely, Hugh Armstrong, Tamara Daly, Stirling Lafrance (2009), Canada Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Tamara Daly and Gordon Grant in A good place to grow old? Critical perspectives on rural ageing (2008, pp. 11-20), Ed. by: Norah Keating, Policy Press, U.K.
