Issues

Special Issue: On care values. Guest Editors: Jeppe Oute, Trudy Rudge

Tinkering with care values in public and private organizations

Jeppe Oute; Trudy Rudge
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Making work visible in a breast cancer support business

Ariane B. Anderson; Jane Jorgenson
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Logics of care in clinical education

Sine Lehn-Christiansen; Mari Holen
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Ethnographic reflections on access to care services

Jeppe Oute; Bagga Bjerge
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How “care values” as discursive practices effect the ethics of a care-setting

Jeannine Therese Moreau; Trudy Rudge
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The practice of selecting for values in nursing

Michael Klaus Ronny Klingenberg; Caroline Pelletier
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“Bring yourself to work”: rewriting the feeling rules in “personalized” social work

Emilie Morwenna Whitaker
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