“This place is (now) my own home. It is my home till my death”: Older adults (re)creating home through daily rhythms and kinning in formal care settings

Pazhoothundathil, Nikhil; Bailey, Ajay

doi:10.1016/j.geoforum.2021.04.011

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“This place is (now) my own home. It is my home till my death”: Older adults (re)creating home through daily rhythms and kinning in formal care settings

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