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welfare
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mixed econ via voluntary - charities. informal - fam. private - ie bupa. statutory (by law, govt. NHS) mixed in UK.
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voluntary
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GLENESTER 400,000 charities fundings via donations. minor. ONLY SPECIFIC GROUP. trust. reduces govt cost. high qual bc committed hard working. may lack informal training, inferior. INVERSE CARE LAW. lack funding affect availability. reduces govt cost. HIGH QUALITY
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informal
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parents provide everyday. 1990 community care act. local responsibility. inc in recent years. FEM: ignored in soc but if stopped major probs occur.
cuts cost care homes. PARSONS: func bc naturally adopt expressive roles. should be high. |
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criticisms of informal
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dual burden of women
those no immediate fam friends suffer unpaid no time now GLENNESTER: dec due to more women working birth rates dec extended families dec |
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private providers
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BISHOP keeps costs down, provides extra business for them
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how significant private sector?
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Govt uses too: PFI. Conservative govt 1992. partnership: private company furnish pay > govt rents state costs cut get new facilities.
costs renting eventually be higher? |
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advantages of private
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richer go private more money for needy
private companies boosts econ charge high fees - maintain high standards |
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disadvantages of private
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Marxists - exploit proletariat - wealth buy health?
docs leave to go private - shortage in NHS Govt funds nhs degrees - waste money if graduates dont work for nhs. |
