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Kirby, E., Newman, C.E., Churchill, B., Smith, L., & Strnadova, I. (2023). When caring ends: Understanding and supporting informal care trajectories. UNSW Centre for Social Research in Health.

Theme

Planning and transitions

Subtheme

Transitions in care arrangements

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Caring Carer identity Workforce participation Report

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Suggested Citation (APA 7th edition)

Kirby, E., Newman, C.E., Churchill, B., Smith, L., & Strnadova, I. (2023). When caring ends: Understanding and supporting informal care trajectories. UNSW Centre for Social Research in Health.

Theme

Planning and transitions

Subtheme

Transitions in care arrangements

When caring ends: understanding and supporting informal care trajectories

Emma Kirby, Christy E. Newman, Brendan Churchill, Louisa Smith, Iva Strnadova

1.1.2023

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Summary

This report, part of a broader research program by the UNSW Centre for Social Reserch in Health aims to look at how, why, when, and for whom caring ends. This research examines trajectories out of caring across a range of care relationships, life stages, and contexts. It aims to inform policy spaces allowing for improved provision of support, entitlements, carer planning, and carer recognition.

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