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- Harnett, Tove, et al.
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Konceptbaserade äldreboenden - både likhet och variation
- 2018
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Ingår i: Äldreomsorger i Sverige : Lokala variationer och generella trender - Lokala variationer och generella trender. - 9789140697073 ; , s. 153-168
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- Jönson, Håkan, et al.
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Introduktion till antologin
- 2021
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Ingår i: Perspektiv på ålderism. - : Social Work Press. - 9789178955411 ; , s. 5-24
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- Jönson, Håkan, et al.
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Är olikheter och variation inom äldreomsorgen ett problem?
- 2018
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Ingår i: Äldreomsorger i Sverige : Lokala variationer och generella trender - Lokala variationer och generella trender. - : Gleerups Utbildning AB. - 9789140697073 ; , s. 9-20
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- Jönson, Håkan
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Det moderna åldrandet : Pensionärsorganisationernas bilder av åldrandet 1941-1995
- 2001
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the dissertation is to describe images of old age in the magazines of Sweden’s two largest pensioner organizations, and explain the character of those images in relation to the temporal contexts of the organizations and their aim to act as the representatives of pensioners. The study is based on the 329 and 330 magazines (1941–1995) that the organizations have submitted to attract members and spread political messages. As an analytical tool, interpretive frames are used to highlight and compare the organizations’ characteristic ways of describing old people and their position in society. These frames have constituted coherent perspectives that has made it possible for the two organizations to reach different conclusions on how to act in the best interest of old people. The characteristics of the three periods – the poverty period, the welfare-state period and the re-evaluation period – are used to put interpretive frames and old-age images into a context of conditions, reflecting development and change in the society surrounding the organizations. It is concluded that the interpretive frames of the organizations have been linked to competing ideological beliefs about the development of society, as well as scientific discourses on health and aging. As a common trait, the organizations have produced and used two problem-oriented discourses. A discourse of risk-resource has juxtaposed images of old age by focusing on risks of old people becoming burdens to society, in opposition to the possibilities of their contributions as resources. A discourse of victim-resistance has highlighted victimization and injustices, which the organizations and old people themselves have provided resistance against. In the final analysis, the organizations are understood as social movements that have to produce images of risk and injustice in order to mobilize members for collective action and make claims for social change. Without a problem-oriented perspective the ability to create a shared identity of old people would be obstructed, and the organizations’ legitimacy as representatives of old people could be questioned.
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- Jönson, Håkan, et al.
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Från omsorgstagare till medborgare
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Ingår i: Förändringsperspektiv på äldreomsorg. - Malmö : Gleerups Utbildning AB. - 9789140691767 ; , s. 169-173
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Harnett, Tove, et al.
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Makt och vanmakt på äldreboenden
- 2012
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Ordet makt ger bestämda associationer. Många tänker på våld eller politik. I denna bok om äldreboenden presenterar författarna ett annat synsätt. Makten finns också mitt i vardagen, bland blöjbyten och duschning, klädesval och läggtider. Bokens kapitel spänner över en rad teman som på flera sätt knyter an till maktutövning: inträdet till äldreboenden, rutiner, ledarskap, vårdskandaler och döden. Även mer svårupptäckta fenomen tas upp, som sociala band, andrafiering,aktivering, hemlikhet och subtila kontroverser kring de äldres identitet. Syftet är att ge läsaren en skärpt blick för hur makt och vanmakt gestaltas i välbekanta situationer i dagens äldreomsorg. Forskning visar att omsorgspersonal, boende och anhöriga dagligen involveras i maktutövning, trots att vardagen vid första anblicken inte alltid ter sig särskilt dramatisk. Boken syftar också till att underlätta diskussioner och ifrågasättanden av det som annars lätt tas för givet. Bör dagens omsorg om de äldsta medborgarna skötas på nya sätt? Kan vardagen på ett äldreboende förändras? Boken riktar sig främst till universitets- och högskolestuderande inom vård och omsorg, medicin, socialt arbete och vårdsociologi. Den är även relevant för yrkesverksamma och andra med intresse för gerontologi,sociologi, etnologi, socialantropologi, socialpsykologi och studier av välfärdsinstitutioner.
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- Granbom, Marianne, et al.
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Older Adults Living in Disadvantaged Areas : Protocol for a Mixed Methods Baseline Study on Homes, Quality of Life, and Participation in Transitioning Neighborhoods
- 2022
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Ingår i: JMIR Research Protocols. - : JMIR Publications Inc.. - 1929-0748. ; 11:10, s. 1-10
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- BACKGROUND: Swedish policy states that older adults should be able to age safely with continued independence and lead active lives. However, this plays out differently in different Swedish municipalities depending upon degree of demographic change, globalization, and urbanization. Internationally, older adults living in disadvantaged areas have worse physical and mental health, activity restrictions, and reduced life expectancy. In Sweden, research on how disadvantaged areas impact older adults' quality of life is virtually nonexistent. We argue that disadvantaged areas exist in both urban and rural contexts.OBJECTIVE: We aimed to investigate how older adults' homes and neighborhoods influence their community participation, quality of life, identity, and belonging in urban and rural disadvantaged areas in Sweden, and how these person-context dynamics are experienced by older adults in transitioning neighborhoods.METHODS: The study has a mixed methods design and includes 3 phases. Adults 65 years and older living in certain urban and rural disadvantaged areas in the south of Sweden will be included. Phase 1 is an interview study in which qualitative data are collected on neighborhood attachment, identity, and belonging through semistructured interviews and photo-elicitation interviews with 40 subjects. A variety of qualitative data analysis procedures are used. In phase 2, a survey study will be conducted to explore associations between observable and self-rated aspects of housing and neighborhood (physical, social, and emotional), participation, and quality of life; 400 subjects will be recruited and added to the 40 phase-1 subjects for a total of 440. The survey will include standardized measures and study-specific questions. Survey data will be analyzed with mainstream statistical analyses and structural equation modeling to understand the interactions between quality of life, home and neighborhood factors, and sociodemographic factors. In phase 3, the integration study, survey data from the 40 participants who participated in both data collections will be analyzed together with qualitative data with a mixed methods analysis approach.RESULTS: As of the submission of this protocol (August 2022), recruitment for the interview study is complete (N=39), and 267 participants have been recruited and have completed data collection in the survey study. We expect recruitment and data collection to be finalized by December 2022.CONCLUSIONS: With an increasing proportion of older adults, an increasing number of disadvantaged areas, and an increasing dependency ratio in more than 50% of Swedish municipalities, these municipalities are transforming and becoming increasingly segregated. This study will add unique knowledge on what it is like to be older in a disadvantaged area and deepen knowledge on housing and health dynamics in later life. Further, the design of the current study will allow future follow-up studies to facilitate longitudinal analysis (if funding is granted) on aging in a transforming societal context.INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED REPORT IDENTIFIER (IRRID): DERR1-10.2196/41255.
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