2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-01378-3
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Zwischen Kosten, Zeit und Anspruch

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“… 18. What has been illustrated by the case study in this article echoes the results of other recent research (Hielscher, Nock, Kirchen-Peters, & Blass, 2013; Sell, 2009). The reduction of the relative share of skilled employees among the workforce, a further increase of the employees’ workload, and the outsourcing of staff (often hired back thereafter as temporary workers on a lower salary), are all among those strategies that care homes resort to under pressure. …”
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“… 18. What has been illustrated by the case study in this article echoes the results of other recent research (Hielscher, Nock, Kirchen-Peters, & Blass, 2013; Sell, 2009). The reduction of the relative share of skilled employees among the workforce, a further increase of the employees’ workload, and the outsourcing of staff (often hired back thereafter as temporary workers on a lower salary), are all among those strategies that care homes resort to under pressure. …”
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“…Die pflegespezifische Technikakzeptanzforschung konzentriert sich im Forschungsbereich (a) stark auf den Einsatz von Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien, die beispielsweise digitalisierte Pflegedokumentationen, telemedizinische Leistungen sowie die Steuerung von Arbeits- und Organisationsprozessen ermöglichen oder erleichtern sollen (Hielscher et al. 2017 ; Urban und Schulz 2020 ; Vadillo et al. 2017 ).…”
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“…The latter type of care was mainly used by very frail elderly people with higher incomes. In contrast, in 56% of households care was provided without any public or privately paid assistance (Hielscher et al, 2017).…”
Section: Home-based Care Arrangements: a Mixture Of Different Types Omentioning
confidence: 99%