THE ROLE OF INCENTIVES IN RAISING CARE-GIVING PRODUCTIVITY IN BOTSWANA CARE PROGRAMMES AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE KANYE CARE PROGRAMME
Simon Kang’ethe
Social Work/Maatskaplike Werk · 2011
doi:10.15270/47-1-143 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Caregivers refers to either the primary caregivers who are the family and informal persons who take care of the sick person all the time; and community caregivers (called volunteers in Botswana) who are the Government recruited volunteer caregivers and move from one house to another to supervise and assist the primary caregivers in their care giving tasks. However, only the primary caregivers formed the research respondents.
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