Rechtspropaganda in den Massenmedien der DDR

Bolle, H. J.; Löckenhoff, Elisabeth; Geserick, Rolf; Kutsch, Arnulf

doi:10.1515/9783111355627-009

Publizistik Und Journalismus in Der DDR 1988

DOI: 10.1515/9783111355627-009

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Rechtspropaganda in den Massenmedien der DDR

H. J. Bolle¹,

Elisabeth Löckenhoff²,

Rolf Geserick³

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“…It would also be expected that greater grief would be associated with lower levels of general mental and physical health (e.g., anxiety and stress). Wolcott, Fawzy, and Pasnau (1985) recognize that the high death rate in AIDS patients can result in repetitive grief reactions in staff members . Bolle (1988) and Piemme and Bolle (19%) warn that nurses working in AIDS face "bereavement overload."…”

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Variables contributing to experiences of grief in HIV/AIDS health care professionals

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Kelaher

1993

J. Community Psychol.

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High patient death rates and frequent patient re‐admissions are among the factors that contribute to experiences of grief in health care professionals working in the area of HIV/AIDS. This study of 134 Australian health care professionals examines why grief about patient loss is more likely to affect some people than others, the effect of high levels of grief on staff, and the effectiveness of methods of coping with the loss of patients. The variables examined included identification with patients, anxiety, social recognition and reward, gay affiliation, stigma, social support (belonging and tangible), stress, relationship stability, and burnout (depersonalization, emotional exhaustion, and lack of personal accomplishment). A regression analysis found that a group of predictors accounted for 61% of the variance in grief scores. The results indicated that grief was associated with higher levels of identification with patients and anxiety. Higher levels of grief were associated with burnout due to lack of personal accomplishment. Lower levels of grief were associated with burnout related to depersonalization. Reliance on internal coping strategies and social support‐belonging were associated with lower levels of grief. Results suggest that staff should be taught ways of separating their work and private lives to reduce the risks of overidentification with patients. Teaching techniques for reducing anxiety, providing support groups for staff, and encouraging the use of coping strategies that emphasize personal agency could reduce the intense feelings of grief experienced by many.

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Variables contributing to experiences of grief in HIV/AIDS health care professionals

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1993

J. Community Psychol.

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