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Kathy Fitzpatrick PhD Candidate

Department of Sociology Memorial University

Rhythms of Newfoundland home care

workers

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Daily Local Commute E-RGM rhythm

Time

Space

9:00am 12:00 pm

3:00 pm 6:00 pm 9:00 pm

5 kms 15 kms 25 kms

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It's very hard on home life, very hard you know,

and this is why you see a lot of older ladies in the

home care.” Janette, home care worker

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Daily Local Commute Rhythm

rhythm

Home care policy

Home care

agency needs Home care client’s needs

transportation

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Interprovincial Live-in E-RGM rhythms

Homes

Client Worker

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Interprovincial live-in rhythms

Hallelujah [because] I think it's just the part that you

are not able to do what you want. Like, when you are

home, you go where you want, when you want, with

whom you want sort of thing. But over there, you're

really, most of us are pretty well restricted to a certain

degree Janice, home care worker

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Interprovinial Live In E-RGM

rhythm

Home care policies

Client’s need Transportation

Family

members

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Conclusion

Home Care

worker’s Rhythm

Social Policies

Client’s rhythms

Family members;

rhythms Life stage

Weather seasons rhythsms Transportation

Policies

Healthcare Policies

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