生命导航-神经残疾儿童/青少年及其家庭的构建框架

IF 1.2 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES
Michèle L. Hébert, D. Nicholas, L. Lach, Wendy Mitchell, Jennifer D. Zwicker, Wenda Bradley, Sandy Litman, Emily Gardiner, A. Miller
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摘要

本研究旨在概念化神经功能障碍(ND)导航建立。面向广泛导航或求助服务的能力建设缺乏经验证据。研究人员普遍认为,目前缺乏一个全系统的框架。虽然研究强调服务层面的发现,但缺乏其他管辖权和政策层面的见解。利用集体社区影响和参与性行动研究,加拿大三个地区的政府和非政府组织实施了新的跨管辖区倡议,以提高导航能力。家庭伙伴和其他利益攸关方系统地参与了讨论。在定性主题设计的基础上,我们试图揭示新兴主题之间的联系。这些主题促使利益攸关方共同构建部门间导航构建概念。一个框架对于强调变革杠杆和在其他司法管辖区/地区的潜在复制至关重要。最后,提出了与生态系统模型兼容的实践和政策含义。
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Lifespan Navigation-Building Framework for Children/Youth With Neurodisability and Their Families
This study served to conceptualize neurodisability (ND) navigation-building. Capacity-building toward wide-reaching ND navigation or help-seeking service lacks empirical evidence. Researchers widely agree that a system-wide framework is absent. While research emphasizes service-level findings, other jurisdiction- and policy-level insights are lacking. Using Collective Community Impact and Participatory Action Research, government and nongovernment organizations in three Canadian regions implemented novel cross-jurisdictional initiatives to improve navigation capacity. Family-partners and other stakeholders systematically engaged in discussions. Grounded in qualitative thematic design, we sought to unveil connections between emerging themes. These themes led to stakeholders co-constructing an intersectoral navigation-building conceptualization. A framework was essential for highlighting change-levers and potential replication in other jurisdictions/landscapes. Finally, practice and policy implications compatible with an ecosystem model are presented.
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