Caring precariously: An interpretive description of palliative care and welfare worker perspectives on end of life carers navigating social welfare

Keyphrases

• Social Welfare 100%
• Carers 100%
• Healthcare Workers 100%
• Palliative Care 100%
• Interpretive Description 100%
• Welfare Workers 100%
• Worker's Perspective 100%
• Welfare Needs 42%
• Life-limiting Conditions 28%
• Precariousness 28%
• Social Interaction 14%
• Healthcare Sector 14%
• Welfare Policy 14%
• Income Support 14%
• Social Policy 14%
• Financial Circumstances 14%
• Public Services 14%
• Qualitative Interviews 14%
• Socioeconomic Disadvantage 14%
• Framework Approach 14%
• Western Sydney 14%
• Inequity 14%
• Health Practices 14%
• Financial Burden 14%
• Economic Disadvantage 14%
• Practical Support 14%
• Practical Resource 14%
• Multi-agency 14%
• Informal Caregivers 14%
• Housing Situation 14%
• Public Institutions 14%
• Social Location 14%
• Housing Assistance 14%
• Neurological Sequelae 14%
• Welfare Use 14%
• Welfare Sector 14%
• Social Welfare System 14%
• System Navigation 14%

Social Sciences

• Welfare Worker 100%
• End of Life 100%
• Diseases 33%
• Precariousness 33%
• Social Policy 16%
• Qualitative Interview 16%
• Public Utilities 16%
• Informal Carer 16%
• Social Interaction 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Symptomatic Treatment 100%
• Diseases 66%
• Informal Carer 33%
• Sequela 33%