Social welfare needs of bereaved Australian carers: Implications of insights from palliative care and welfare workers

Keyphrases

• Social Welfare 100%
• Carers 100%
• Healthcare Workers 100%
• Welfare Needs 100%
• Palliative Care 100%
• Bereavement 100%
• Welfare Workers 100%
• Life-limiting Conditions 40%
• Bereaved Carers 40%
• Care Provision 20%
• Organizational Culture 20%
• Income Support 20%
• Social Policy 20%
• Vulnerability 20%
• Depth Interviews 20%
• Socioeconomic Disadvantage 20%
• Structural Change 20%
• Own Experience 20%
• Informal Care 20%
• Western Sydney 20%
• Forms of Capital 20%
• Public Health Services 20%
• Government Institutions 20%
• Multi-agency 20%
• Social Inequity 20%
• Service Employees 20%
• Health Agency 20%
• Framework Analysis 20%
• Associated Elements 20%
• Housing Assistance 20%
• Social Welfare Policy 20%
• Social Welfare Services 20%
• Precariousness 20%
• Limited Form 20%
• Welfare Agencies 20%
• Interpretive Description 20%
• Structural Inequities 20%
• Professional Change 20%
• Structural Burden 20%
• Welfare Sector 20%
• Housing Precariousness 20%
• Job Precariousness 20%
• Post-caring 20%

Social Sciences

• Welfare Worker 100%
• Diseases 66%
• Precariousness 66%
• Culture of Work 33%
• Qualitative Research 33%
• Social Policy 33%
• In-Depth Interview 33%
• Structural Change 33%
• Social Services 33%
• Service Workers 33%
• Social Welfare Policy 33%
• Institution Policy 33%
• Public Health Service 33%
• Helplessness 33%

Psychology

• Palliative Care 100%
• Qualitative Study 25%
• Social Policy 25%
• Public Health 25%
• Helplessness 25%