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This chapter examines social and health care professionalism in the context of the collaborative governance reform and within citizen co-production. The main argument is that in current political environments highlighting co-production, key components of professionalism and professional service provision are changing. The chapter unpacks these components specifically through two examples: increased reliance on volunteers in care work and increased reliance on digitalized self-care of health. Therefore, the chapter provides a framework to study professionalism in the light of citizen co-production and collaborative governance.

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Who Cares?: Examining Social and Health Care Professionalism in the Context of Citizen Co-production

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    2026年

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  • Sanna Tuurnas

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This chapter examines social and health care professionalism in the context of the collaborative governance reform and within citizen co-production. The main argument is that in current political environments highlighting co-production, key components of professionalism and professional service provision are changing. The chapter unpacks these components specifically through two examples: increased reliance on volunteers in care work and increased reliance on digitalized self-care of health. Therefore, the chapter provides a framework to study professionalism in the light of citizen co-production and collaborative governance.