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Seniorernas välfärd : En kvantitativ studie om hur mötet med hemtjänstens personal och biståndshandläggare påverkar tilliten till välfärden

Fäldtman, Alexander LU (2020) SOPA63 20192
School of Social Work
Abstract
Elderly trust in welfare : A quantitative study on how interaction with home help services and need assessors influences trust in welfare

A large number of studies have shown that trust in societal institutions is the foundation of a stable and developing society. Trust is highly important for economic growth and for expanding social services to a population. But what affects trust in institutions? This study aims to answer this question by focusing on how satisfaction with home care services affects trust in the welfare state. The study used cross-sectional survey method. Questionnaires were given out to elderly in senior citizen meeting places and between 3 municipalities, 46 answered. Earlier research has shown that institutional... (More)
Elderly trust in welfare : A quantitative study on how interaction with home help services and need assessors influences trust in welfare

A large number of studies have shown that trust in societal institutions is the foundation of a stable and developing society. Trust is highly important for economic growth and for expanding social services to a population. But what affects trust in institutions? This study aims to answer this question by focusing on how satisfaction with home care services affects trust in the welfare state. The study used cross-sectional survey method. Questionnaires were given out to elderly in senior citizen meeting places and between 3 municipalities, 46 answered. Earlier research has shown that institutional trust is built upon satisfactory interaction with its representatives, which for home help services consists of the care staff and need assessors. The study showed that there is a strong positive correlation between satisfaction with home help services and trust in the welfare state. (Less)
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author
Fäldtman, Alexander LU
supervisor
organization
course
SOPA63 20192
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
home help services, need assessors, trust in welfare, elderly
language
Swedish
id
9002958
date added to LUP
2020-01-27 16:00:02
date last changed
2020-01-27 16:00:02
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  abstract     = {{Elderly trust in welfare : A quantitative study on how interaction with home help services and need assessors influences trust in welfare

A large number of studies have shown that trust in societal institutions is the foundation of a stable and developing society. Trust is highly important for economic growth and for expanding social services to a population. But what affects trust in institutions? This study aims to answer this question by focusing on how satisfaction with home care services affects trust in the welfare state. The study used cross-sectional survey method. Questionnaires were given out to elderly in senior citizen meeting places and between 3 municipalities, 46 answered. Earlier research has shown that institutional trust is built upon satisfactory interaction with its representatives, which for home help services consists of the care staff and need assessors. The study showed that there is a strong positive correlation between satisfaction with home help services and trust in the welfare state.}},
  author       = {{Fäldtman, Alexander}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Seniorernas välfärd : En kvantitativ studie om hur mötet med hemtjänstens personal och biståndshandläggare påverkar tilliten till välfärden}},
  year         = {{2020}},
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