Category: Re-Imagining Long-term Residential Care
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Ontario election gives voters the chance to choose people over profits in long-term care
Tamara Daly, Professor of Health Policy, Gender and Work; and Director of York University Centre for Aging Research and Education, York University, Canada
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Prescriptive or Interpretive Regulation – Research Snapshot
Prescriptive or Interpretive Regulation – Research Snapshot
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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.
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Chapter: Promising Practice: Realizing Personal Care Through Dining
Tamara Daly and Martha MacDonald (Nov 2015). in Promising Practices: Re-Imagining Long-Term Care, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, pp 44-46.
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Sparking Imagination: Promising Practices in Long-Term Care
(October 1, 2015), Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE): Health Care Group, Ottawa, Ontario.
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Hearing Voices, Mapping Domains: Care workers’ experiences of their work comparing Canada and Sweden
Tamara Daly and Marta Szebehely (May 20 2015) “Skills for Skills for Long-Term Residential Care” Workshop, Hart House, University of Toronto.
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“Careworkers don’t have a voice:” Epistemological Violence in Residential Care for Older People (2015)
Albert Banerjee, Pat Armstrong, Tamara Daly, Hugh Armstrong, Marta Szebehely, and Susan Braedley, in the Journal of Aging Studies, 33, 28-36.
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Liminality in Ontario’s Long-Term Care Homes: Paid Companions’ Care Work in the Space ‘Betwixt and Between’ (2015)
Tamara Daly, Pat Armstrong, and Ruth Lowndes, in Competition & Change, 19(3), 246-263.
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Dancing the Two-Step: More Deterrence-Oriented Regulation = Ownership and Management Consolidation (2015)
Tamara Daly in Studies in Political Economy, 95, 29-58.
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Resisting Regulatory Rigidities: Lessons from Front-Line Care Work (2015)
Donna Baines and Tamara Daly, in Studies in Political Economy, 95, 137-160.