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Sharing the work: Care networks of frail seniors in Canada

Authors: N. Keating, D. Dosman, J. Fast, and J. Swindle

Editors: A. Martin-Matthews and J. Phillips

Details

TypeBook chapter
Author N. Keating, D. Dosman, J. Fast, and J. Swindle
Editor A. Martin-Matthews and J. Phillips
Publication Year 2008
Book Title Blurring the boundaries: Ageing at the intersection of work and home life
Chapter Title Sharing the work: Care networks of frail seniors in Canada
Pages 165-183
Publisher Routledge
City London, UK
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Families, households and marital statusSeniors and agingSociety and community

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Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

General Social Survey - Education Work and Retirement

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1989 to 1994)

GSS

Research Data Centre(s)

Alberta RDC

UAB