La réadaptation cardiaque en contexte de défavorisation matérielle et sociale1

Bergeron, Cindy; Dumas, Alex; Savage, Mathieu

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“…La recherche a déjà fait l'objet de quelques publications portant sur différents aspects de la réadaptation cardiaque (Bergeron, Dumas et Savage, 2012;Dumas et Bournival, 2011;Dumas et Gagnon, 2012;.…”

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Position sociale et style de vie. La variation sociale des pratiques de santé après un incident cardiaque

Dumas

Bergeron

Savage

2015

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La mortalité engendrée par les maladies cardiovasculaires constitue l’un des indicateurs majeurs d’inégalités sociales de santé au Québec. Chez les hommes socio-économiquement défavorisés, le taux de mortalité due à ces maladies demeure alarmant par rapport aux autres groupes de la population. Cette étude qualitative examine les pratiques de santé de soixante hommes provenant de différents milieux socioéconomiques et ayant été hospitalisés à la suite d’un incident cardiaque. En employant la théorie socioculturelle de Pierre Bourdieu, l’analyse d’entrevues expose les obstacles que posent les conditions de vie précaires à la santé et à l’adoption de saines habitudes de vie en contexte de réadaptation cardiaque. Les conclusions soulignent l’importance de politiques de santé inclusives, qui tiennent compte d’un savoir incorporé et d’une compréhension pratique du monde des individus.The mortality caused by cardiovascular diseases constitutes one of the major indicators of social inequalities in health in Quebec. Among socio-economically disadvantaged men, the mortality rate due to these diseases remains alarmingly high compared to other population groups. This qualitative study examines the health practices of sixty men from different socioeconomic backgrounds who have been hospitalized for a cardiac event. Applying the sociocultural theory of Pierre Bourdieu, the analysis of interviews exposes the obstacles which precarious living conditions pose to health and to the adoption of healthy living habits in a cardiac rehabilitation setting. The findings emphasize the importance of inclusive health policies that take account of a common sense knowledge and a practical understanding of the world of individuals

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Position sociale et style de vie. La variation sociale des pratiques de santé après un incident cardiaque

Dumas

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Savage

2015

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“… 1. Four different aspects of cardiac rehabilitation have been published utilizing data from the larger research project: (a) “masculinity and health” (Dumas and Bournival, 2011), (b) “fatalism, despair, and lifestyle” (Savage et al, 2013), (c) “cardiac rehabilitation programs” (Bergeron et al, 2013), and (d) “lifestyles of professional drivers” (Dumas and Gagnon, 2013). …”

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Anti-normative lifestyles in cardiac rehabilitation: Underprivileged men’s post-heart incident lives

2013

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Cardiovascular diseases are leading causes of premature mortality and disability. Although health institutions have developed and promoted cardiac rehabilitation programs, they have not attained their desired outcomes, especially among the most vulnerable groups of the population. This study qualitatively examines socially and materially deprived men's (n = 20) noncompliance with cardiovascular health guidelines following a medical intervention to the heart. By drawing on Pierre Bourdieu's sociocultural theory of practice, results indicate that precarious living conditions obstruct long-term physical recovery and illness prevention by underemphasizing the value of "health capital" and reducing the capacity to sustain lifestyle change. This study calls into question health policies that have little to no consideration of embodied practical knowledge and lived experiences.

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La réadaptation cardiaque en contexte de défavorisation matérielle et sociale1

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

Position sociale et style de vie. La variation sociale des pratiques de santé après un incident cardiaque

Position sociale et style de vie. La variation sociale des pratiques de santé après un incident cardiaque

Anti-normative lifestyles in cardiac rehabilitation: Underprivileged men’s post-heart incident lives

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