“We don't want to talk about that”: Overcoming barriers to rural aging research and interventions on sensitive topics

Zanjani, Faika; Rowles, Graham D.

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2012.03.005

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“…Furthermore, because common history and shared culture can connect lifelong rural dwellers together (Zanjani & Rowles, 2012), newcomers may experience some form of social exclusion simply by virtue of being new to a community and by possibly not behaving according to the social norms and expectations that shape rural relationships and life (Brennan, 2005). Newcomers to a rural community, for example, may experience more difficulty accessing health resources through the church because they have no previous connection to the church or to members of the congregation, who are often a tight-knit group.…”

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“…Znanstvene raziskave, povezane z obravnavo oseb z depresijo, so usmerjene na raziskovanje pogojev za zagotavljanje kakovosti življenja (Janardhana & Naidu, 2012) in preseganje geografskih, ekonomskih, socialnih in kulturnih ovir pri dostopu do storitev za duševno zdravje (Zanjani & Rowles, 2012). Posvečajo se tudi problematiki zagotavljanja kontinuirane zdravstvene obravnave v skupnosti s pomočjo interdisciplinarnega timskega pristopa (Lancet Global Mental Health Group, et al, 2007;Dennis, et al, 2012) ter možnostim za preseganje institucionalnih, strokovnih, regulativnih, kompetenčnih ovir in ovir z vidika pristojnosti za posredovanje (Bjerkan, et al, 2011;Suter & Armitage, 2011).…”

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Skrb za osebe z depresijo v Sloveniji: pregled literature

Zupančič¹,

Pahor²

2014

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Uvod: Članek predstavlja rezultate raziskave o obsegu in vrsti objavljenega znanstvenega in strokovnega znanja o skrbi za osebe z depresijo v Sloveniji. Temeljni namen je bil na podlagi pregleda, analize ter sinteze znanstvenih in strokovnih informacij ugotoviti, ali to znanje omogoča razvoj celostne, integrirane skupnostne skrbi za osebe z depresijo v Sloveniji. Metode: Uporabljen je bil pregled literature. Zbiranje znanstvene in strokovne literature je potekalo po vzajemni bibliografsko-kataložni bazi podatkov (COBIB.SI) v obdobju od januarja do julija 2013. Za analizo je bilo uporabljeno spletno orodje EndNoteWeb. Rezultati pregleda vključujejo število najdenih enot po ključnih besedah ločeno glede na časovno obdobje izida, ocena kakovosti temelji na analizi vključenih znanstvenih raziskav. Rezultati: Rezultati obsegajo bazo literature znanstvenoraziskovalnega in strokovnega publiciranja v Sloveniji od leta 2000 do 2013 (435 enot) in iz nje izhajajoč zemljevid kategorij pojmovanja skupnostne skrbi za osebe z depresijo. Narejena je bila analiza kakovosti vključenih raziskav z vidika uporabljenih raziskovalnih metod. Pri kvalitativni sintezi so bile uporabljene kode (31) in kategorije (4) kot rezultat pregleda kvalitativne sinteze. Diskusija in zaključek: Za razvoj skupnostne skrbi za osebe z depresijo je v Sloveniji premalo empiričnih dokazov. Primanjkuje tudi orodij za merjenje in primerjavo stopnje integracije ter celovitosti integriranih storitev skupnostne skrbi na ravni lokalnih skupnosti.

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“…Medical needs in rural areas are unmet due to shortage of qualified staff. Furthermore there are often barriers by the geographical location, socio-cultural events and economic conditions to access services (Zanjani & Rowles, 2012). Low income and insufficient education hamper early intervention and treatment of mental health problems (Kumar, 2011;McElmurry, Marks, Cianelli, & Mamede, 2002;Merkel, 2004).…”

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The Care Situation, Stigmatization and Requirements of People with Mental Health Problems in Rural Areas

Jenull¹,

Salem²,

Mir³

2012

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With a lifetime prevalence of about 27% mental disorders are amongst the most common diseases. They typically are of chronic course, thus affecting not only the respective people, but also the social surroundings. In order to provide mental health care in best possible proximity to their homes, transparency of the services offered and a rapid access are needed. The present study aims at defining the problems and requirements of rural mental health in a Carinthian region (Austria). The users (n = 46) and the family members (n = 37) were surveyed regarding their individual situation, the current strains and the level of social support. Additionally, expert interviews (n = 44) were conducted and analysed by using qualitative content analysis. Findings revealed that much of mental health care is delivered by primary care physicians and is too often limited to medication. As far as mobile psychosocial offers and expert staff are concerned, all of our interviewed people locate serious flaws and need for action. The present study concludes that there is urgent need to improve the care situation in rural areas. Case and care management and initiatives to reduce stigmatization are of paramount importance.

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“We don't want to talk about that”: Overcoming barriers to rural aging research and interventions on sensitive topics

Cited by 14 publications

References 79 publications

Healthy Spaces in Meaningful Places

Healthy Spaces in Meaningful Places

Skrb za osebe z depresijo v Sloveniji: pregled literature

The Care Situation, Stigmatization and Requirements of People with Mental Health Problems in Rural Areas

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