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Att se helheten - en studie av en psykosenhet inom psykiatrisk öppenvård

Nilsson, Ylva LU (2011) SOPA63 20111
School of Social Work
Abstract
Abstract

Author: Ylva Nilsson
Title: A study of a psychosis unit within open psychiatric care from a holistic-view perspective.
Supervisor: Frans Oddner
Assessor: Anna Angelin

The purpose of this study is to examine a new method of working with patients with a mental disability according to a holistic-view perspective. The aim is to find out how the employees at one psychosis unit at a Swedish hospital view their work, helping patients to find strategies to handle their lives and to sense quality in life, as well as to examine how the employees themselves look upon their own cooperation. I have conducted a qualitative study with four semi-structured interviews. The aims have been studied through an analysis of four interviews with... (More)
Abstract

Author: Ylva Nilsson
Title: A study of a psychosis unit within open psychiatric care from a holistic-view perspective.
Supervisor: Frans Oddner
Assessor: Anna Angelin

The purpose of this study is to examine a new method of working with patients with a mental disability according to a holistic-view perspective. The aim is to find out how the employees at one psychosis unit at a Swedish hospital view their work, helping patients to find strategies to handle their lives and to sense quality in life, as well as to examine how the employees themselves look upon their own cooperation. I have conducted a qualitative study with four semi-structured interviews. The aims have been studied through an analysis of four interviews with employees from the psychosis unit. The theoretical points I have used is the stigma theory, mainly based on Goffman’s ideas on the theory. Some of my conclusions were the following: To obstruct stigma you need to work I-supporting, to help with concrete means, attend meetings with the patient and to help the patient reach disease awareness. The most important factors for recovery and quality of life were for the patients to reach disease awareness, and recieve emotional practical support in everyday life. The employees perceived that their cooperation worked well but that communication and insight in other employees’ work could get better.

Key words: mental disability, holistic-view perspective, psychosis unit, stigma, quality of life. (Less)
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Nilsson, Ylva LU
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SOPA63 20111
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M2 - Bachelor Degree
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psychosis unit, stigma, quality of life., holistic-view perspective, mental disability
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Swedish
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1976201
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2011-06-10 14:01:26
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Author: Ylva Nilsson
Title: A study of a psychosis unit within open psychiatric care from a holistic-view perspective.
Supervisor: Frans Oddner
Assessor: Anna Angelin

The purpose of this study is to examine a new method of working with patients with a mental disability according to a holistic-view perspective. The aim is to find out how the employees at one psychosis unit at a Swedish hospital view their work, helping patients to find strategies to handle their lives and to sense quality in life, as well as to examine how the employees themselves look upon their own cooperation. I have conducted a qualitative study with four semi-structured interviews. The aims have been studied through an analysis of four interviews with employees from the psychosis unit. The theoretical points I have used is the stigma theory, mainly based on Goffman’s ideas on the theory. Some of my conclusions were the following: To obstruct stigma you need to work I-supporting, to help with concrete means, attend meetings with the patient and to help the patient reach disease awareness. The most important factors for recovery and quality of life were for the patients to reach disease awareness, and recieve emotional practical support in everyday life. The employees perceived that their cooperation worked well but that communication and insight in other employees’ work could get better.

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