Participation des acteurs, pratiques de chercheurs.

IF 0.3 4区医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Sante Publique Pub Date : 2024-01-01

Cynthia Morgny, Florent Schepens, Maylis Sposito-Tourier

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Abstract

Introduction: Professional activity represents an injunction to participate in the collective and sustains our identity. Being deprived of it can lead to social exclusion. At the same time, the injunction to autonomy is prevalent in our society. The disabled person can suffer from social stigmatization and find himself in tension between disability/autonomy/work. Work is then essential to identify oneself as a worker and not as a dependent person.

Purpose of research: The participatory research presented has a dual objective: to give a voice to a stigmatized population - disabled workers - and their families; to understand and analyze with them the strategies used to work or remain in employment and the impact of these strategies on health at work and the relationship to risks.

Results: Exchanges between the peer Group and the scientific team enabled us to refine the initial questions, to reformulate analyses, to modify communication supports, to make them more acceptable and accessible. This participatory approach has modified our research practices by guaranteeing that the people concerned by the research become actors in it.

Conclusions: For populations suffering from symbolic domination, participatory research makes it possible to restore the confidence of individuals and the legitimacy of experiential knowledge.

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利益相关者的参与，研究人员的实践。

导言：职业活动是参与集体生活的命令，也是我们身份认同的基础。职业活动被剥夺会导致社会排斥。与此同时，我们的社会中也普遍存在着要求自主的禁令。残疾人可能会受到社会鄙视，并发现自己在残疾/自主/工作之间处于紧张状态。因此，工作对于将自己定位为劳动者而非依赖者至关重要：这项参与性研究具有双重目的：让残疾工人及其家人这一被污名化的群体发出声音；与他们一起了解和分析工作或继续就业的策略，以及这些策略对工作健康的影响和与风险的关系：同行小组与科研团队之间的交流使我们能够完善最初的问题，重新制定分析方法，修改沟通支持，使其更易于接受和使用。这种参与式方法改变了我们的研究实践，保证了与研究有关的人成为研究的参与者：结论：对于遭受象征性统治的人群来说，参与式研究可以恢复个人的信心和经验知识的合法性。

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Sante Publique PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-

CiteScore

0.40

自引率

33.30%

发文量

252

审稿时长

>12 weeks

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