Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
hemtjänst
English translation:
domiciliary care; home help
Jan 11, 2009 11:05
15 yrs ago
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Swedish term
hemtjänst
Non-PRO
Swedish to English
Medical
Medical: Health Care
Is there an term for hemtjänst in England or in the USA?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | domiciliary care | SJLD |
4 | visiting nurse/home health aid/nurse's aid | Tara Chace |
Proposed translations
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domiciliary care
or home help service, depending on your context.
[PDF] MUNICIPAL CONTROL OF EXTERNAL PROVIDERS WITHIN THE ELDERLY CARE - [ Traduire cette page ]Format de fichier: PDF/Adobe Acrobat
Hemtjänst - Domiciliary care. Kundvalsmodell - Check system. Lagen om offentlig upphandling (LOU) - Law of public procurement. Landstinget - County council ...
gupea.ub.gu.se/dspace/bitstream/2077/2430/1/Trenneborg_1999_28.PDF
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Note added at 17 mins (2009-01-11 11:23:41 GMT)
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Exploring cooperation through a binder: A context for IT tools in ... - [ Traduire cette page ]the municipalities through the organisation of home help service groups (in Swed -. ish: hemtjänst), while health care at home (in Swedish: hemsjukvård) is ...
www.springerlink.com/index/lr122u3212313r42.pdf
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Note added at 24 mins (2009-01-11 11:29:59 GMT)
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[PDF] Domiciliary care services and how they are arranged - [ Traduire cette page ]Format de fichier: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Version HTML
12 Dec 2006 ... Domiciliary care services and how they are arranged. Domiciliary care, sometimes known as home care or home help, covers a number of ...
www.devon.gov.uk/fs51_home_care_services_121206.pdf
[PDF] MUNICIPAL CONTROL OF EXTERNAL PROVIDERS WITHIN THE ELDERLY CARE - [ Traduire cette page ]Format de fichier: PDF/Adobe Acrobat
Hemtjänst - Domiciliary care. Kundvalsmodell - Check system. Lagen om offentlig upphandling (LOU) - Law of public procurement. Landstinget - County council ...
gupea.ub.gu.se/dspace/bitstream/2077/2430/1/Trenneborg_1999_28.PDF
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Note added at 17 mins (2009-01-11 11:23:41 GMT)
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Exploring cooperation through a binder: A context for IT tools in ... - [ Traduire cette page ]the municipalities through the organisation of home help service groups (in Swed -. ish: hemtjänst), while health care at home (in Swedish: hemsjukvård) is ...
www.springerlink.com/index/lr122u3212313r42.pdf
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Note added at 24 mins (2009-01-11 11:29:59 GMT)
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[PDF] Domiciliary care services and how they are arranged - [ Traduire cette page ]Format de fichier: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Version HTML
12 Dec 2006 ... Domiciliary care services and how they are arranged. Domiciliary care, sometimes known as home care or home help, covers a number of ...
www.devon.gov.uk/fs51_home_care_services_121206.pdf
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Comment: "Thanks!
I believe home help to be the closest fit in the USA as domiciliary care seems a bit technical. Other terms offerred were too closely allied with medical support, since hemtjänst personnel are neither nurses or doctors."
11 hrs
visiting nurse/home health aid/nurse's aid
In the U.S. there are many different terms to describe this, depending on what state you live in, what kinds of qualifications (doctor, nurse, therapist, aid, etc.) the person coming to your home has, and what services they are providing.
A "visiting nurse" (a fully qualified Registered Nurse) is fairly common. In the old days doctors used to make "house calls" (this is extremely rare now). It is also quite common now to have a "nurse's aid" or "home health aid" (do not have as much training as nurses and thus do not provide all the services that an RN would, but are also more affordable). "In-home care" is also used to describe the field in a very general sense.
A "visiting nurse" (a fully qualified Registered Nurse) is fairly common. In the old days doctors used to make "house calls" (this is extremely rare now). It is also quite common now to have a "nurse's aid" or "home health aid" (do not have as much training as nurses and thus do not provide all the services that an RN would, but are also more affordable). "In-home care" is also used to describe the field in a very general sense.
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