2006
DOI: 10.1080/14616690600822006
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Consumers in Charge of Care: The Dutch Personal Budget and Its Impact on the Market, Professionals and the Family

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“…Competition is a new steering mechanism used by public authorities, and choice is attached to the behaviour and rights of service users. A number of European scholars have argued that at the centre of the new politics of social care lies the figure of the 'consumer' making 'free choices' on the social-and health-service market (Clarke, 2006;Kremer, 2006;Vabø, 2006). Anttonen and Häikiö (2011) have argued that the transition from government to mixed welfare governance shapes and frames both policy discourses and operational practices taken into use in Finnish social-care policies.…”
Section: Marketization In Public Policy Discoursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Competition is a new steering mechanism used by public authorities, and choice is attached to the behaviour and rights of service users. A number of European scholars have argued that at the centre of the new politics of social care lies the figure of the 'consumer' making 'free choices' on the social-and health-service market (Clarke, 2006;Kremer, 2006;Vabø, 2006). Anttonen and Häikiö (2011) have argued that the transition from government to mixed welfare governance shapes and frames both policy discourses and operational practices taken into use in Finnish social-care policies.…”
Section: Marketization In Public Policy Discoursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kuitenkin useissa maissa on käytössä systeemejä, joissa hoivapalvelujen hankkimiseen allokoidaan rahaa. Hollannin henkilökohtainen budjetti (personal budgets), Irlannin home care grants ja Britannian direct payments ovat kaikki järjestelmiä, joissa vanhuksille tai muille hoivaa tarvitseville annetaan palvelujen sijasta rahaa avun hankkimiseen (Kremer 2006;Timonen, Convery & Cahill 2006;Newbronner ym. 2011).…”
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“…The reform was specifically aimed at fostering individual responsibility, informal care and the decentralisation of care policies to ultimately reduce the health care budget (VWS 2005). Second, organisations representing the disabled, and later on the elderly, have demanded greater independence, empowerment and choice for the users of these services (Kremer 2006). The users' organisations pushed for the rights of dependent people to determine and choose their own care arrangements.…”
Section: The Policy Framework In the Netherlandsmentioning
confidence: 99%