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精神分裂症病人及家属受歧视状况 总被引:41,自引:4,他引:41
目的:了解精神分裂症病人及其家属受歧视状况,探讨歧视对精神分裂症病人及其家属的影响。方法:应用自编问卷在北京地区对精神分裂症病人(N=225)、精神分裂症病人家属(N=230)、社区居民(N=257)和精神科医护人员(N=283)进行调查。结果:42%的病人报告他们受到了单位不公正对待,受到同事或同学歧视,被邻居看不起,并导致恋爱或婚姻失败。56%的家属报告为避免歧视把病人患精神病的事对外保密。全部4组受试中85%以上的人相信歧视会降低病人的自信心,75%以上的人相信歧视给家属造成很大的心理压力,70%以上的人相信歧视严重影响病人的生活,60%以上的人相信歧视使病人的家庭成员减少了他们应有的社交活动。与其他三组人群比较,精神科医护人员更同意精神病人及其家属受歧视是常见的现象,更相信歧视会给他们的生活带来严重影响。与病人和家属比较,对歧视现象的存在社区居民的认同较低,但他们同样认为歧视对病人和家属有消极影响。结论:精神分裂症病人遭遇到的歧视突出地表现在与个人基本社会生活密切有关的工作、婚姻和人际交往三个方面。社会歧视对病人及其家属的心理和社会生活产生了严重影响。 相似文献
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Carmen H Logie Moses Okumu Daniel Kibuuka Musoke Robert Hakiza Simon Mwima Peter Kyambadde Heather Abela Lesley Gittings Joshua Musinguzi Lawrence Mbuagbaw Stefan Baral 《Journal of the International AIDS Society》2021,24(3)
IntroductionHIV‐related risks may be exacerbated in humanitarian contexts. Uganda hosts 1.3 million refugees, of which 60% are aged under 18. There are knowledge gaps regarding HIV testing facilitators and barriers, including HIV and intersecting stigmas, among urban refugee youth. In response, we explored experiences and perspectives towards HIV testing strategies, including HIV self‐testing, with urban refugee youth in Kampala, Uganda.MethodsWe implemented a qualitative study with refugee cisgender youth aged 16 to 24 living in Kampala''s informal settlements from February‐April 2019. We conducted five focus groups with refugee youth, including two with adolescent boys and young men, two with adolescent girls and young women and one with female sex workers. We also conducted five key informant (KI) interviews with government, non‐government and community refugee agencies and HIV service providers. We conducted thematic analyses to understand HIV testing experiences, perspectives and recommendations.ResultsParticipants (n = 49) included young men (n = 17) and young women (n = 27) originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC] (n = 29), Rwanda (n = 11), Burundi (n = 3) and Sudan (n = 1), in addition to five KI (gender: n = 3 women, n = 2 men; country of origin: n = 2 Rwanda, n = 2 Uganda, n = 1 DRC). Participant narratives revealed stigma drivers included fear of HIV infection; misinformation that HIV is a “Ugandan disease”; and blame and shame for sexual activity. Stigma facilitators included legal precarity regarding sex work, same‐sex practices and immigration status, alongside healthcare mistreatment and confidentiality concerns. Stigma experiences were attributed to the social devaluation of intersecting identities (sex work, youth, refugees, sexual minorities, people living with HIV, women). Participants expressed high interest in HIV self‐testing. They recommended HIV self‐testing implementation strategies to be peer supported and expressed concerns regarding sexual‐ and gender‐based violence with partner testing.ConclusionsIntersecting stigma rooted in fear, misinformation, blame and shame, legal precarity and healthcare mistreatment constrain current HIV testing strategies with urban refugee youth. Findings align with the Health Stigma and Discrimination Framework that conceptualizes stigma drivers and facilitators that devalue intersecting health conditions and social identities. Findings can inform multi‐level strategies to foster enabling HIV testing environments with urban refugee youth, including tackling intersecting stigma and leveraging refugee youth peer support. 相似文献
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Lario Viljoen Virginia A. Bond Lindsey J. Reynolds Constance Mubekapi‐Musadaidzwa Dzunisani Baloyi Rhoda Ndubani Anne Stangl Janet Seeley Triantafyllos Pliakas Peter Bock Sarah Fidler Richard Hayes Helen Ayles James R. Hargreaves Graeme Hoddinott 《Sociology of health & illness》2021,43(1):167-185
Despite continued development of effective HIV treatment, expanded access to care and advances in prevention modalities, HIV‐related stigma persists. We examine how, in the context of a universal HIV‐testing and treatment trial in South Africa and Zambia, increased availability of HIV services influenced conceptualisations of HIV. Using qualitative data, we explore people’s stigma‐related experiences of living in ‘intervention’ and ‘control’ study communities. We conducted exploratory data analysis from a qualitative cohort of 150 households in 13 study communities, collected between 2016 and 2018. We found that increased availability of HIV‐testing services influenced conceptualisations of HIV as normative (non‐exceptional) and the visibility of people living with HIV (PLHIV) in household and community spaces impacted opportunities for stigma. There was a shift in community narratives towards individual responsibility to take up (assumingly) widely available service – for PLHIV to take care of their own health and to prevent onward transmission. Based on empirical data, we show that, despite a growing acceptance of HIV‐related testing services, anticipated stigma persists through the mechanism of shifting responsibilisation. To mitigate the responsibilisation of PLHIV, heath implementers need to adapt anti‐stigma messaging and especially focus on anticipated stigma. 相似文献
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Chris Lloyd Dan Sullivan Philip Lee Williams 《Australian Occupational Therapy Journal》2005,52(3):243-250
Background: People with psychotic disorders experience high levels of disability and impairment as a result of their illness. Difficulty in the area of social relationships poses a substantial problem with the majority of people with psychosis being socially isolated. Many of them experience an unmet need for services.
Methods: A focus group was conducted with the aim of investigating the perceived experience of six young men who had a psychotic disorder to gain an understanding of the impact this had on interpersonal relationships.
Results: The major themes identified were: (i) a significant decrease in the internal and external control of one's life at the onset of illness; (ii) the effects of labelling and stigma on interpersonal relationships; and (iii) the change in self perception that these effects bring.
Conclusion: The implications of the findings for rehabilitation interventions are presented, specifically psychosocial group interventions addressing interpersonal relationships. 相似文献
Methods: A focus group was conducted with the aim of investigating the perceived experience of six young men who had a psychotic disorder to gain an understanding of the impact this had on interpersonal relationships.
Results: The major themes identified were: (i) a significant decrease in the internal and external control of one's life at the onset of illness; (ii) the effects of labelling and stigma on interpersonal relationships; and (iii) the change in self perception that these effects bring.
Conclusion: The implications of the findings for rehabilitation interventions are presented, specifically psychosocial group interventions addressing interpersonal relationships. 相似文献
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《Global public health》2013,8(12):1831-1845
ABSTRACTDrawing from qualitative research conducted in a participatory action research framework with 28 transgender women in Colombia, this paper presents the stigma-related barriers to healthcare experienced by trans women and their experiences of multi-level violence within the healthcare system. The authors also discuss how advocacy work was conducted as part of the research process and how trans community leaders were involved throughout the project in order to promote policy-relevance and community-based implementation of findings. The paper concludes with a discussion of how the experiences of violence and stigmatisation within the health care system is linked to broader processes of structural stigma reproduced within Colombian society. 相似文献
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《SAHARA J (Journal of Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS Research Alliance)》2013,10(4):197-203
It is typical of societies to come up with their own labels or names to any phenomenon that may befall them in the course of their life time. Human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) has been no exception to this practice. In Botswana most of these labels are either in Setswana or English whereby an Eglish expression is simply adopted and used to refer to HIV/ AIDS. This study looks at the different labels or names that have been used to refer to HIV/AIDS in Botswana. It is an attempt to provide insights into perceptions of HIV/AIDS by the local communities portrayed through the naming of this disease. The study demonstrates how, through the different labels, the local communities started in denial distancing themselves from this disease and in some cases associating AIDS with ailments already known to them, cultural practices and taboos. Some of these labels further demonstrate the negative attitudes that may have fuelled HIV-related stigma in the country. Based on the informants' responses, the paper further attempts a categorisation of these labels influenced by different attitudes to HIV/AIDS, some of which are self-perpetuating and may continue to be a hindrance to the fight against the disease. 相似文献
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《Global public health》2013,8(3):285-298
More than a decade of fighting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has resulted in extensive human rights abuses, of which sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) is one of the most salient and disturbing features. This paper uses qualitative data, based on 10 focus groups with 86 women and men to better understand gendered community perspectives on SGBV and its consequences in South Kivu. We conclude that for many survivors, rape has consequences far beyond the physiological and psychological trauma associated with the attack. Respondents say sexual violence has become a societal phenomenon, in which the community isolation and shame experienced as a result of the attack become as important as concerns about the attack itself. Male focus group participants explain their own feelings of shame and anger associated with knowing their female relatives were raped. These findings highlight the complexity of community reintegration for survivors and identify a number of programmatic and policy implications, such as the need for counselling for survivors of sexual violence with their families as well as individually; the importance of income-generating training; and the need for improved justice mechanisms to bring perpetrators to justice. 相似文献