Ethics in Community-Based Elder Care

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ISBN: 9780826122971 | 0826122973
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 10/1/2001

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Portions of text were originally published as the Fall 1998 issue of Generations, Journal of the American Society on Aging. Examines the complexities involved in developing ethics for community-based long-term care. Discusses ethical, practical, autonomy, risk, safety, and personnel issues.

Contributors

Preface

Part I. Introduction

Elders in the Community: Moral Lives, Moral Quandaries

(16)

Martha B. Holstein

Phyllis Mitzen

Part II. Background/Theory

Ethics and Aging: A Historical Perspective

(12)

Brian F. Hofland

Bringing Ethics Home: A New Look at Ethics in the Home and the Community

(20)

Martha B. Holstein

The Ethical Importance of Home Care

(9)

Mark Waymack

An Ethic of Care

(9)

Joan C. Tronto

Old Ethical Frameworks: What Works, What Dosen't?

(10)

Mark Waymack

Part III. Organization/Care Providers/Care Receivers

Creating an Ethical Organization

(15)

David B. McCurdy

Organizational Ethics in a Nonprofit Agency: Changing Practice, Enduring Values

(4)

Phyllis Mitzen

Ethics in Clinical Practice With Older Adults: Recognizing Biases and Respecting Boundaries

(13)

Robyn L. Golden

Sallie Sonneborn

Ethics and the Frontline Long-Term-Care Worker: A Challenge for the 21st Century

111

(11)

Robyn I. Stone

Yoshiko Yamada

When the Helper Needs Help: A Social Worker's Experiences in Receiving Home Care

122

(10)

Nan G. O'Connor

Care at Home: Virtue in Multigenerational Households

132

(13)

Hilde Lindemann Nelson

James Lindemann Nelson

Part IV. Practice

Mapping the Jungle: A Proposed Method for Ethical Decision Making in Geriatric Social Work

145

(21)

David Fireman

Sharon Dornberg-Lee

Lisa Moss

Adult Day Services: Ethics and Daily Life

166

(21)

Pat Stacy Cohen

Is Home Care Always the Best Care?

187

(13)

Daniel Kuhn

A Good Death? Finding a Balance Between the Interests of Patients and Caregivers

200

(8)

Stephen Ellingson

Jon D. Fuller

Case Managers Meeting to Discuss Ethics

208

(9)

Gail McClelland

Who's Safe? Who's Sorry?: The Duty to Protect the Safety of HCBS Consumers

217

(17)

Rosalie A. Kane

Carrie A. Levin

Addressing Prejudice: A Layered Analysis

234

(15)

David E. Guinn

Cross-Cultural Geriatric Ethics: Negotiating Our Differences

249

(14)

Harry R. Moody

Part V. Policy

The Science and Ethics of Long-Term Care

263

(13)

Larry Polivka

Paid Family Caregiving: A Practical and Ethical Conundrum

276

(21)

Martha B. Holstein

Phyllis Mitzen

The Case Against Paid Family Caregivers: Ethical and Practical Issues

278

(8)

C. Jean Blaser

Payments to Families Who Provide Care: An Option That Should Be Available

286

(11)

Lori Simon-Rusinowitz

Kevin J. Mahoney

A. E. Benjamin

Ethics, the State, and Public Policy: From the Inside, From the Outside

297

(14)

June L. Noel

Index

311

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Ethics in Community-Based Elder Care

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