Experiences of moral distress by privately hired companions in Ontario's long-term care facilities.

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Experiences of moral distress by privately hired companions in Ontario's long-term care facilities.

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Julia Brassolotto

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Pat Armstrong

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Tamara Daly

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Vishaya Naidoo

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Liminality in Ontario's long-term care facilities: Private companions' care work in the space 'betwixt and between'.

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Liminal and invisible long-term care labour: Precarity in the face of austerity.

Attitudes, stress, and satisfaction of staff who care for residents with dementia.

Nurses' responses to initial moral distress in long-term care.

Caring in the wake of the rising tide: Moral distress in residential nursing care of people living with dementia.

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10.1108/QAOA-12-2015-0054

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