Community Care and the Care Transition in the Netherlands

Kelders, Ymke; Hoeve, Sanne ten; Kwekkeboom, Rick; Wittenberg, Yvette; Zal, Stefanie van; Schmale, Linda

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“…Since January 2015, a transformation in the social domain in the Netherlands has taken place with the introduction of new legislation contained in the Participation Act and the Youth Care and Chronic Care Act (Kelders et al, 2016 ). This change has affected all aspects of the social domain such as the cutback of financial flows in the healthcare system, but also a shift in the organization of welfare and care from the Dutch government to local authorities and citizens.…”

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Open Dialogue: A case study on the influence of sharing or withholding reflections during a network meeting

Dieren

Clavero

2022

Front. Psychol.

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In Open Dialogue, sharing of reflections by professionals constitutes an important contribution to promoting a polyphonic dialogue between participants. In the inner dialogue, past and future influence the present moment. In this study, we explore the influence of sharing or withholding reflections by professionals on the interplay between inner and outer dialogue. A case study was used with a multi-perspective methodology, which combined video recordings of a network meeting and interviews by using video-stimulated recall with the clients separately, and social workers together afterward. We found that the sharing of reflections by professionals stimulates the inner dialogue and creates an opening for sharing these in the outer dialogue. In addition, we observed that when reflections are withheld, the client's inner dialogue still continues, but their inner dialogue was not shared in the outer dialogue.

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Open Dialogue: A case study on the influence of sharing or withholding reflections during a network meeting

Dieren

Clavero

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Collaboration between sports clubs and public institutions

Ibsen

Levinsen

2019

European Journal for Sport and Society

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Factors associated with caregiver burden among adult (19–64 years) informal caregivers – An analysis from Dutch Municipal Health Service data

Koopman¹,

Heemskerk²,

Beek

et al. 2020

Health Soc Care Community

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Due to the ageing population and the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, it is expected that the demand on informal caregivers will increase. Many informal caregivers experience burden, which can have negative consequences for their own health and that of the care recipient. To prevent caregiver burden, it is important to investigate factors associated with this burden. We aimed to identify factors associated with caregiver burden in adult informal caregivers. Among a sample of adult informal caregivers ( n = 1,100) of the Dutch region of Zaanstreek‐Waterland, perceived caregiver burden, demographic factors, caregiving situation, health‐related factors and socio‐financial factors were measured as part of the national Health Survey in 2016. Using univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis, for which a backward selection method was applied, associations with caregiver burden were studied. In the multivariate model, time spent providing informal care was significantly associated with perceived caregiver burden, with an odds ratio (OR) [95% confidence interval] of 7.52 [3.93–14.39] for those spending >16 hr compared to 1–2 hr on informal care. Also providing care to their child(ren) (OR: 2.55 [1.51–4.31]), poor perceived health (OR: 1.80 [1.20–2.68]) and loneliness of the caregiver (OR: 2.05 [1.41–2.99]) were significantly associated with caregiver burden. To possibly prevent and reduce informal caregiver burden, factors associated with such burden should be intervened on. As such, special attention should be paid to caregivers who provide many hours of care or provide care to their child(ren), as well as those who have a poor perceived health themselves and/or experience feelings of loneliness.

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Community Care and the Care Transition in the Netherlands

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Open Dialogue: A case study on the influence of sharing or withholding reflections during a network meeting

Open Dialogue: A case study on the influence of sharing or withholding reflections during a network meeting

Collaboration between sports clubs and public institutions

Factors associated with caregiver burden among adult (19–64 years) informal caregivers – An analysis from Dutch Municipal Health Service data

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