PERCEPTIONS OF DISEASE AND ILLNESS AMONG FREQUENT ATTENDERS OF PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICS IN ISRAEL
Mots-clés :
maladies, participants fréquents, modèle de base - Ph, soins primairesRésumé
Encadrement de la recherche scientifique dans le contexte: Les représentations de l'importance de ces maladies est leur contribution à comprendre le sens et la définition de l'attribut de la maladie et la façon dont ils font face et adapter (Leventhal et al. 1980). Les participants fréquents prennent beaucoup de services médicaux et le rendent plus difficile pour le personnel et le système médical. (Bass et May 2002). Méthodologie: Le but de cette étude était de caractériser la perception de la maladie et de la maladie chez les participants fréquents et de comprendre comment ils perçoivent la signification de l'état de santé. Dans cet article, nous présentons les résultats de dix entretiens semi-structurés. Résultats: La recherche montre comment la perception de la maladie et la carence à faire face à une maladie fréquente chez les participants, un élément qui perturbe la vie normale et nécessitent une utilisation considérable des services de santé en raison de l'inconfort sens et de la pression. Conclusion: L'utilisation d'un modèle d'intervention pour améliorer la résilience mentale semble être une solution possible pour réduire le phénomène de participation fréquente.Références
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