The process of empowerment: A model for use in research and practice.

Cattaneo, Lauren Bennett; Chapman, Aliya R.

doi:10.1037/a0018854

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“…This could be due to the fact that, despite being contextualized at different levels, efficacy and empowerment are overlapping concepts that have very similar attributes. Self-efficacy is seen as a concept employed at individual level, linked to personal levels of performance, and which has a clearly psychological component (41) , while empowerment has psychological, social and political elements and is used to describe personal variables, care practices and the characteristics of the system (4,33,36) .…”

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Concepts and measures of patient empowerment: a comprehensive review

Cerezo¹,

Juvé‐Udina

Delgado‐Hito

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

111

114

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Objective: Analyze the definitions and dimensions of empowerment. Identify the strengths and weaknesses of empowerment measures based on the conceptual model. Method: This was a comprehensive literature review of publications on the MEDLINE and Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) databases. Results: Twenty-nine articles were selected. Seventeen definitions and seven dimensions of empowerment, and 10 empowerment measures were selected. Empowerment can be seen as an enabling process involving a shift in the balance of power, or as an outcome of this process. The dimensions reflect outcome indicators, such as participation in decisionmaking and control, and process indicators, such as knowledge acquisition and coping skills. Six of the tools analyzed by this study could be said to provide a robust measure of patient empowerment. Conclusion: we propose a definition of empowerment that helps to deepen understanding of the term and, therefore, its operationalization.

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Section: Discussion Definition and Dimensionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Concepts and measures of patient empowerment: a comprehensive review

Cerezo¹,

Juvé‐Udina

Delgado‐Hito

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

111

114

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“…Campbell and Erbstein (2012) state that youth get involved in social issues in order to change their communities. Where there is access to relevant and reliable resources about youth mental health and strong social networks, participating in a youth-adult partnership promotes youth empowerment and resilience (Cattaneo & Chapman 2010). However, adult partners' (also known as allies) attitudes towards youth can impact youth involvement in social-or health-related issues.…”

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Mobilizing Minds: Integrated knowledge translation and youth engagement in the development of mental health information resources

Garinger¹,

Reynolds

Walker

et al. 2016

Gateways

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High rates of highly persistent mental health problems can have significantly damaging effects on young adults’ lives, and young adults are less likely to seek treatment for such problems. This article describes a unique Canadian knowledge translation project called Mobilizing Minds: Pathways to Young Adult Mental Health, which aimed to impact not only the mental health literacy of young adults, but to engage young adults in the entire research process from inception to dissemination of results. Knowledge translation is a process that involves producing and assessing the quality of the knowledge to be translated and tailoring the knowledge to be user friendly for particular segments of the population. The article gives particular attention to the ways in which the Mobilizing Minds project was influenced by youth engagement. We discuss three aspects: 1) structures, processes and communication; 2) project products; and 3) challenges and responses. Lessons learned specific to intergenerational collaboration will be of interest to youth as consumers of mental health information and services, mental health practitioners, researchers, and decision-makers seeking to improve mental health at a systemic level.Keywords: knowledge translation, young adult, mental health, participatory research, youth engagement, youth-adult partnerships

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“…(1) Improvement in the economy, particularly food availability (2) Improvement of social welfare (education and health) (3) Independence from all forms of intimidation and violation (4) Ensuring security (5) Ensuring the human rights, free from the fear In harmony with the meaning of empowerment that has been described above, Cattaneo and Chapman (2010) defines empowerment as a process where somebody taking a step towards to achieve goal, observing and implementing certain action to obain that goal.…”

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Empowerment of the Prisoners (WBP) through a Partnership Model between Government and Private Actor (Case Study of Corporate Social Responsibility Program PT. Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant in Nusakambangan)

Windiasih

Sulistiyono²,

Mardikanto³

et al. 2014

IJSSR

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The objectives of this research would be defined as follows: (1) To describe the implementation of the empowerment of the prisoners in Nusakambangan before the partnership program of Corporate Social Responsibility PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant is executed. (2) To identify the implementation of the empowerment of the prisoner between government and private actor through Corporate Social Responsibility PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant in Nusakambangan. (3) To Develop some alternative models for the empowerment of the prisoners through partnership programs between government and private actor especially by implementing Corporate Social Responsibility program in an effort to optimize the empowerment of the prisoners in the future. The research was conducted through a case study approach in PT. Holcim Indonesia Tbk. Cilacap Plant and some prisons that are located in Nusakambangan. This Research used 61 research informants. Data were collected by interviews, focus group discussions, observations and documents study. The validity of the data is checked through a deeper observation, increasing persistence, method of triangulation and triangulation of data sources were then all analyzed with an interactive model. As the Data support, researchers conducted questionnaires to prisoners and prison officers at Nusakambangan. The results showed: (1) The empowerment of prisoners in Nusakambangan before the implementation of the partnership program of Corporate Social Responsibility PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant is still less than optimal. (2) The implementation of empowerment programs between government and PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant in Nusakambangan is positively perceived by stakeholders, both inside and outside stakeholders, although it still requires some improvement in its implementation. (3) A sustainable collaborative partnerships between government with the private sector to optimalize the issue of empowerment in the future is directed to (a) Strengthening the Partnership, (b) Strengthening the Implementation Stages of CSR, (c) Strengthening the Empowerment Development. Suggestion to the goverment. It is believed that the power of government in making polcy playing a paramount importance to obtain he opportunity of CSR program. Moreover, government should seriously consider to renew the structure of ministry of law in terms of institutions that deals with this issue. The suggestion is also addressed to the improvement of the quality of the officers. It should be considered that the quality of the officers play important role in facilitating an effective empowerment. Suggestion to private actor CSR program that is concrate and sustainable shall be implemented by the private actor to support the empowerment running effectively. Suggestion to the society Negative stigma that attached to the prisoners in some circumstances can influence the involvement of the society in the empowerment program. That is why, society is expected that the society can give an opportunity to them to contr...

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The process of empowerment: A model for use in research and practice.

Cited by 405 publications

References 78 publications

Concepts and measures of patient empowerment: a comprehensive review

Concepts and measures of patient empowerment: a comprehensive review

Mobilizing Minds: Integrated knowledge translation and youth engagement in the development of mental health information resources

Empowerment of the Prisoners (WBP) through a Partnership Model between Government and Private Actor (Case Study of Corporate Social Responsibility Program PT. Holcim Indonesia Tbk Cilacap Plant in Nusakambangan)

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