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Abstract     Title: The national values – which significance does the meeting with the   caretaker have in municipal eldercare. Authors: Ida Lilja & Evelina   Andersson     Date: 2014-10-21 National values.   You probably wonder what it is, and that is what we intend to give you an   answer...

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Main Authors: Lilja, Ida, Andersson, Evelina
Format: Others
Language:Swedish
Published: Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för socialt arbete (SA) 2014
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Online Access:http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-38321
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Summary:Abstract     Title: The national values – which significance does the meeting with the   caretaker have in municipal eldercare. Authors: Ida Lilja & Evelina   Andersson     Date: 2014-10-21 National values.   You probably wonder what it is, and that is what we intend to give you an   answer to in the following pages. We will try to depict what a statutory, national   value can represent for a difference in the work with elderly people in   municipal eldercare within the own home. By qualitative interviews with   personnel in six different working groups, we tried to find the answer to   what the national values stands for and if it really represents the base as   the name implies. In the analysis of the interviews we used a   problematization of the components of the national values and the terms of   empowerment and systems theory. The results we got gives a good overview of   how the national values is applied. Among the personnel it was revealed that   there is a consensus on what a good national value is. The national values constitute a   base for their work, which in turn leads to better health and a worthier life   for the caretaker. The interpretations of the different concepts we have used   in our study turned out to be very individual. There is a complexity about   the concepts that can have several meanings.                        Key words: Self-determination, dignity, inclusion,   treatment and respect