magistrsko delo
Neža Albreht (Author), Bojana Mesec (Mentor)

Abstract

V magistrskem delu raziskujem, kolikšen vpliv je imela epidemija covid-19 na življenja uporabnikov in uporabnic, ki bivajo v dislociranih bivalnih enotah CUDV Matevž Langus, Radovljica. V teoretičnem delu sem sprva predstavila osebe z intelektualno oviro in njihove pravice. Opisala sem področja, na katera so imeli koronski ukrepi največji vpliv. Med omenjena področja sem umestila institucionalno namestitev, šolanje in zaposlitev ter področje socialne vključenosti oseb z intelektualno oviro. V nadaljevanju sem opisala epidemijo covid-19 in z njo povezane ukrepe, ki vplivajo na življenja oseb z intelektualno oviro. Na koncu teoretičnega dela sem se na kratko dotaknila tudi delovanja socialnega dela v izrednih razmerah. V raziskovalnem delu sem se osredotočila na pomembne teme, ki so se mi zdele ključne za raziskovalno nalogo: informiranost o covid-19, vpliv epidemije na življenje v bivalni enoti, vpliv epidemije na fizično in duševno zdravje ter psihosocialna pomoč in podpora v času covid-19. V drugem delu raziskovalnega dela sem predstavila rezultate, ki pokažejo, da epidemija covid-19 močno vpliva na življenje uporabnikov in uporabnic, ki prebivajo v dislociranih bivalnih enotah. Vpliv se kaže predvsem na področjih bivanja, zaposlitve, prostega časa, socialnih stikov, medsebojnih odnosov in na področju duševnega zdravja. Rezultati pokažejo tudi diskriminacijo na področju informiranosti oseb z intelektualno oviro in premajhno vključenost strokovno usposobljenih oseb v življenja prebivalcev bivalnih enot. Po dobljenih rezultatih se ta manko opazi predvsem na področju zaupanja in reševanju stisk in težav uporabnikov in uporabnic v času epidemije covid-19.

Keywords

osebe z intelektualnimi ovirami;institucionalno varstvo;epidemija covid-19;varstveno delovni centri;bivalne enote;spremembe;kakovost življenja;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FSD - Faculty of Social Work
Publisher: [N. Zaplotnik]
UDC: 364-5
COBISS: 98304003 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: The impact of covid-19 on users of Radovljica education work and care centre
Secondary abstract: In this master's thesis, I examine the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on the lives of residents of dislocated accommodation units of the Matevž Langus Education, Work and Care Centre in Radovljica. In the theoretical part, I first present persons with intellectual disabilities and their rights. I describe the fields most affected by coronavirus measures, including institutional accommodation, education and employment as well as social inclusion of persons with intellectual disabilities. I also present the COVID-19 epidemic and related measures which affect the lives of persons with intellectual disabilities. I conclude the theoretical part by addressing social work under extraordinary circumstances. In the empirical part, I focus on important topics, which seemed indispensable for this thesis: awareness about COVID-19, the effect of the epidemic on the life in accommodation units, the effect of the epidemic on physical and mental health as well as psychological and social assistance and support during the COVID-19 crisis. In the second part of the empirical part, I present my findings, showing that the COVID-19 epidemic has had a significant impact on the life of residents of dislocated accommodation units. The crisis has mainly affected residency, employment, free time, social contacts, interpersonal relationships and mental health. The results also show discrimination against persons with intellectual disabilities, as they were not informed enough about the epidemic, and too insignificant involvement of professional workers in the lives of residents of accommodation units. According to the results, during the COVID-19 epidemic, users find it hard to trust professional workers or let them help ease their distress due to this deficiency.
Secondary keywords: persons with intellectual disabilities;institutional care;COVID-19 epidemic;accommodation units;changes;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za socialno delo
Pages: 152 str.
ID: 14249384