The Role of Immigrant Care Workers in an Aging Society: The Canadian Context & Experience

The aim of this research was to address some of the important gaps in our knowledge about the role of immigrant care workers in the care of older adults in the home and long term care sectors in Canada, with the broader intention of providing comparative data to the situations in the U.K., Ireland and the U.S.

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• Acknowledgements ( 1 Article )
• Introduction ( 3 Articles )
• Executive Summary ( 8 Articles )
• The Provision of Health Care for Older People in Canada ( 7 Articles )
• Projecting Canada's Elder-Care Workforce Needs ( 3 Articles )
• Migration and Integration Policy ( 6 Articles )
• The Migration Recruitment of Immigrant Care Workers ( 9 Articles )
• Employer Relations and Working Conditions ( 7 Articles )
• Patient Preferences, Relations and Quality of Care ( 5 Articles )
• Conclusion and Policy Implications ( 1 Article )
• References ( 1 Article )
• Appendices ( 7 Articles )

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