Ketepatan Pemberian Solidaritas COVID-19 terhadap Lansia

Primary care companion to the Journal of clinical psychiatry Pub Date : 2020-11-21 DOI:10.12928/JCP.V3I1.2765

Hilda Carmitha Panjaitan, Frisca Joice Burdam, M. Nanlohy

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was an increase in solidarity in the community. However, COVID-19 solidarity, which is not only given to vulnerable groups, can cause only a few elderly to receive assistance. This study aimed to analyze the accuracy of the targeting of COVID-19 solidarity assistance aimed at the elderly as the most vulnerable group, concerning things that can be understood about the elderly in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. This research is a descriptive study with a semi-quantitative approach. This research was conducted by tracing and analyzing news about Covid-19 Solidarity, which was published in online media. The research period was started from March to June 2020. Data collection techniques were carried out through documentation, observation, and literature studies. The study found that out of 352 news, only 16 news contained the target to the elderly. So it can be concluded that during the COVID-19 pandemic, only a few elderly received assistance. This is due to the negative stigma regarding the elderly. Suggestions for future researchers, to be able to research by gathering news in a larger number to get wider news information from each region. Keywords: COVID-19, Elderly, Social solidarity, Social stigma

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COVID-19对老年人的正确声援

在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间，社区的团结有所加强。然而，不针对弱势群体的COVID-19团结可能只会导致少数老年人获得援助。本研究旨在分析COVID-19团结援助针对老年人这一最弱势群体的准确性，以及在COVID-19大流行中老年人可以理解的事情。本研究采用半定量方法进行描述性研究。这项研究是通过追踪和分析在线媒体上发表的关于Covid-19团结的新闻进行的。研究时间为2020年3月至6月。数据收集技术通过文献、观察和文献研究进行。研究发现，352条新闻中，只有16条是针对老年人的。因此，在新冠肺炎大流行期间，只有少数老年人得到了帮助。这是由于对老年人的负面污名。对未来研究人员的建议，能够通过收集更多的新闻来研究，从每个地区获得更广泛的新闻信息。关键词:COVID-19;老年人;社会团结

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