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2024
Mark Ageism and Age Logics in Social Work
Harnett, Tove ^LU and Jönson, Håkan ^LU (2024) 13th European Conference for Social Work Research
- Contribution to conference › Abstract
2022
Mark ‘Wet’ eldercare facilities: three strategies on the use of alcohol and illicit substances
Harnett, Tove ^LU and Jönson, Håkan ^LU (2022) In Nordic Social Work Research 12(1). p.1-14
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Finding a fair deal : Policies on alcohol and drugs at “wet” eldercare facilities
Jönson, Håkan ^LU ; Højgaard-Bøytler, Jeanne ^LU and Harnett, Tove ^LU (2022) In Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 134.
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Är det något särskilt med äldres missbruksproblem?
Harnett, Tove ^LU and Højgaard-Bøytler, Jeanne ^LU (2022) 3. p.34-34
- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter
Mark Enabling positive framings of stigmatised settings : a neglected responsibility for social work
Harnett, Tove ^LU and Jönson, Håkan ^LU (2022) In European Journal of Social Work 25(2). p.238-249
- Contribution to journal › Article
2019
Mark Äldre hemtjänstmottagare med missbruksproblem : Förekomst, erfarenheter, svårigheter
Jönson, Håkan ^LU ; Harnett, Tove ^LU and Germundsson, Nora ^LU (2019) In Research Reports in Social Work
- Book/Report › Report
Mark Out of the ordinary : Media reports on wet eldercare facilities
Jönson, Håkan ^LU and Harnett, Tove ^LU (2019) In NAD Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 36(4). p.330-343
- Contribution to journal › Article

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