Tamara Daly, Jacqueline Choiniere, Hugh Armstrong, (2020) in Health Matters. eds. Eric Mykhlovskiy, Pat Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong, and Jacqueline Choiniere. University of Toronto Press.
Category: Books & Book Chapters
Chapter: Public Funding, Private Data in Ontario
Tamara Daly in The Privatization of Care: The Case of Nursing Homes (2019), Ed. Patricia Armstrong and Hugh Armstrong.
Chapter: Political Economy and Health
Pat Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong, Jacqueline Choiniere and Tamara Daly, “Political Economy and Health”, for Change and Continuity: Rethinking the New Canadian Political Economy ed. by Mark Thomas, Leah F. Vosko, Carlo Fanelli, McGill Queen’s University Press.
Chapter: Feminist Political Economy and Flexible Interviewing
Tamara Daly and Ruth Lowndes, (2018) Feminist Political Economy and Flexible Interviewing”, in Creative Teamwork, ed. by Pat Armstrong and Ruth Lowndes, Oxford University Press, pp. 63-80.
Chapter: Complexities, Tensions, and Promising Practices: Work in Long-term Residential Care
Pat Armstrong and Tamara Daly, (2018) “Complexities, Tensions, and Promising Practices: Work in Long-term Residential Care”, The Routledge Handbook of Social Care Work Around the World by Doria Pilling and Karen Christensen, Routledge International, pp. 289-301.
New Book: Exercising Choice in Long-Term Residential Care
Edited by: Pat Armstrong & Tamara Daly
“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 that allows residents and their families to exercise choices. Included in those conditions are provisions that allow staff to know residents and families, that give them the time they need to devote to resident care and that encourage staff to use their judgement in responding to the preferences of residents and families. Although what makes up appropriate conditions varies from place to place, we have identified some that are essential to supporting choices.” — The editors
Chapter: Promising Practice: Thought for Food
Tamara Daly and Ruth Lowndes (Nov 2015). in Promising Practices: Re-Imagining Long-Term Care, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, pp 69-71.Chapter: Promising Practice: Realizing Personal Care Through Dining
Chapter: Imagining an ethos of care in policies, practices and philosophy
Tamara Daly in Troubling Care (2013, pp. 33-46), Canadian Scholars Press.
Chapter: Constructing Disability and Illness
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.
