This special edition of Administration is intended as a contribution to ongoing debates at a time when the policy and regulatory framework for social care in Ireland is undergoing significant reform. This reform is necessary in order to both rectify the deficiencies and gaps resulting from past failures as well as enhance capacity to address current and future demands. Future challenges will arise from economic, cultural and socio-demographic changes, but no doubt some will be due to the consequences (intended and unintended) of measures being put in place today or indeed due to failure by policymakers to act on certain issues
This article examines wise social care practices in two elder care settings in Ireland, a day centre...
The adequacy of provisions for young people leaving care and in aftercare in the Republic of Ireland...
Objective: The objective of the article is to examine the way in which social work in Ireland evolve...
This special edition of Administration is intended as a contribution to ongoing debates at a time wh...
As the English writer L. P. Hartley noted in opening his 1953 novel The Go-Between, ‘The past is a f...
This article suggests that social care in Ireland is at a crossroads and that the Irish Association ...
This paper examines how the progression towards the professionalisation and regulation of the Social...
This article is divided into two sections. In section one, the emergence of relative care is traced,...
This paper discusses social care in a European context. It explores issues of terminology in social ...
Social care work in Ireland remains a poorly understood profession, despite its growing importance w...
The Irish State is creating regulatory frameworks for social professionals. A regulatory framework ...
There is a good chance you are reading this because you are planning to be, or already are, a social...
This article argues that 'an ethic of care' needs to be at the heart of a new model of development. ...
As CORU commence regulation of social care education, educators are tasked with ensuring that gradua...
In this technical paper, we use the special module on access to services from the Irish SILC data fo...
This article examines wise social care practices in two elder care settings in Ireland, a day centre...
The adequacy of provisions for young people leaving care and in aftercare in the Republic of Ireland...
Objective: The objective of the article is to examine the way in which social work in Ireland evolve...
This special edition of Administration is intended as a contribution to ongoing debates at a time wh...
As the English writer L. P. Hartley noted in opening his 1953 novel The Go-Between, ‘The past is a f...
This article suggests that social care in Ireland is at a crossroads and that the Irish Association ...
This paper examines how the progression towards the professionalisation and regulation of the Social...
This article is divided into two sections. In section one, the emergence of relative care is traced,...
This paper discusses social care in a European context. It explores issues of terminology in social ...
Social care work in Ireland remains a poorly understood profession, despite its growing importance w...
The Irish State is creating regulatory frameworks for social professionals. A regulatory framework ...
There is a good chance you are reading this because you are planning to be, or already are, a social...
This article argues that 'an ethic of care' needs to be at the heart of a new model of development. ...
As CORU commence regulation of social care education, educators are tasked with ensuring that gradua...
In this technical paper, we use the special module on access to services from the Irish SILC data fo...
This article examines wise social care practices in two elder care settings in Ireland, a day centre...
The adequacy of provisions for young people leaving care and in aftercare in the Republic of Ireland...
Objective: The objective of the article is to examine the way in which social work in Ireland evolve...