Tensions experienced by case managers working in home care for older adults in Quebec: first level analysis of an institutional ethnography

[1] Mitchell L(2023)Inter-provincial variation in older home care clients and their pathways: a population-based retrospective cohort study in Canada BMC Geriatr 23 389-36

[2] Poss J(2014)Balancing formal and informal care for older persons: how case managers respond Can J Aging 33 123-85

[3] MacDonald M(2014)Homecare user needs from the perspective of the patient and carers: a review Smart Homecare Technol TeleHealth 2014 63-11

[4] Burke R(2018): home care nursing as relational practice Scand J Caring Sci 32 177-11

[5] Keefe JM(2018)We tie up the loose ends: homecare nursing in a changing health care landscape Glob Qual Nurs Res 5 1-17

[6] Peckham A(2019)The nurse-patient relationship in the New Public Management era, in public home care: a focused ethnography J Adv Nurs 75 400-58

[7] Williams AP(2014)Living longer at home: a qualitative study of older clients’ and practical nurses’ perceptions of home care J Clin Nurs 23 3206-9

[8] Neysmith S(2019)Characteristics of case management in primary care associated with positive outcomes for frequent users of health care: a systematic review Ann Fam Med 17 448-47

[9] Keeling D(2022)A realist review of the home care literature and its blind spots J Eval Clin Pract 28 680-60

[10] Bjornsdottir K(2020)Understanding the work of case managers in Australian community aged care: a longitudinal time and motion study Aust Health Rev 44 853-7

[1] Mitchell L(2023)Inter-provincial variation in older home care clients and their pathways: a population-based retrospective cohort study in Canada BMC Geriatr 23 389-36

[2] Poss J(2014)Balancing formal and informal care for older persons: how case managers respond Can J Aging 33 123-85

[3] MacDonald M(2014)Homecare user needs from the perspective of the patient and carers: a review Smart Homecare Technol TeleHealth 2014 63-11

[4] Burke R(2018): home care nursing as relational practice Scand J Caring Sci 32 177-11

[5] Keefe JM(2018)We tie up the loose ends: homecare nursing in a changing health care landscape Glob Qual Nurs Res 5 1-17

[6] Peckham A(2019)The nurse-patient relationship in the New Public Management era, in public home care: a focused ethnography J Adv Nurs 75 400-58

[7] Williams AP(2014)Living longer at home: a qualitative study of older clients’ and practical nurses’ perceptions of home care J Clin Nurs 23 3206-9

[8] Neysmith S(2019)Characteristics of case management in primary care associated with positive outcomes for frequent users of health care: a systematic review Ann Fam Med 17 448-47

[9] Keeling D(2022)A realist review of the home care literature and its blind spots J Eval Clin Pract 28 680-60

[10] Bjornsdottir K(2020)Understanding the work of case managers in Australian community aged care: a longitudinal time and motion study Aust Health Rev 44 853-7