Społeczny wpływ pandemii COVID-19 na pacjentów CKD leczonych dializami w Portugalii

Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18778/0208-600X.80.08

Słowa kluczowe:

pandemia COVID-19, CKD, hemodializa, potrzeby socjalne, praca socjalna

Abstrakt

 Celem prezentowanego badania była ocena społecznego wpływu pandemii COVID-19 na pacjentów z przewlekłą chorobą nerek, populację szczególnie narażoną na liczne powikłania w przypadku zarażenia się wirusem SARS-CoV-2. Autorzy skupili się na analizie problemów społecznych, które pojawiły się i nasiliły w pierwszej fazie pandemii. W badaniu wzięło udział 117 pacjentów leczonych w CKD, skierowanych do otrzymania pomocy socjalnej. Zaobserwowano wzrost liczby osób kierowanych do otrzymania pomocy. Nowych zgłoszeń było 37,6%, a 62,4% z nich związane było z pogorszeniem społeczno-ekonomicznej sytuacji pacjenta – głównie deprywacją ekonomiczną lub brakiem dochodów, bezrobociem i izolacją społeczną. Złożoność interwencji socjalnej była wyższa wśród osób z nasilonymi problemami społecznymi. Wyniki otrzymanych badań mają nie tylko walor naukowy, lecz także praktyczny – pozwalają pracownikom socjalnym na planowanie pomocy skoncentrowanej na najistotniejszych problemach pojawiających się w kontekście wyzwań pandemicznych.

Biogramy autorów

  • Marta Freitas Olim - Social Work Department of Diaverum Portugal

    Social Worker. Director of the Social Work Department of Diaverum Portugal. Graduated and Master in Social Work

  • Sónia Guadalupe - Miguel Torga Institute of Higher Education, Coimbra, Portugal

    Social Worker. Assistant Professor of Social Work in Miguel Torga Institute of Higher Education, Coimbra, Portugal. PhD in Social Work, PhD in Mental Health. Researcher in CEISUC – Centre for Health Studies and Research of the University of Coimbra.

  • Mónica Carvalho - Diaverum Portugal

    Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work. Master in Social Work: Welfare and Social Management.

  • Paula Fragoso - Diaverum Portugal

    Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work.

  • Susana Ribeiro - Diaverum Portugal

    Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work and Sociology.

  • Susana Torres - Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Wor

    Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work.

  • Dora Isabel Dias - Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work

    Social Worker at Diaverum Portugal. Graduated in Social Work.

  • Fernando Macário - Physician. Graduated in Medicine. Specialist in Nephrology. Medical Management of Diaverum Iberia, Chief Medical Officer of Diaverum

    Physician. Graduated in Medicine. Specialist in Nephrology. Medical Management of Diaverum Iberia, Chief Medical Officer of Diaverum.

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30-03-2022

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Nr 80 (2022): Socjologia artystki

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Freitas Olim, Marta, Sónia Guadalupe, Mónica Carvalho, Paula Fragoso, Susana Ribeiro, Susana Torres, Dora Isabel Dias, and Fernando Macário. 2022. “Społeczny wpływ Pandemii COVID-19 Na pacjentów CKD Leczonych Dializami W Portugalii”. Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Sociologica, no. 80 (March): 105-20. https://doi.org/10.18778/0208-600X.80.08.
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