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  • Vulnerability Studies

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  • Health crisis and mandatory confinement measures.
  • Reorganization of healthcare and medico-social services.
  • Increased vulnerability for isolated individuals and those at risk of abuse.

Purpose:

  • To explore ethical challenges in supporting vulnerable populations during health crises.
  • To examine the impact of confinement on children with disabilities, child welfare cases, and psychiatric patients.
  • To identify strategies for effective care network activation amidst resource limitations and emergency.

Summary:

  • Confinement during health crises exacerbates vulnerabilities in populations such as children with disabilities and psychiatric patients.
  • Ethical dilemmas arise in reallocating resources and adapting care pathways to meet the specific needs of isolated and at-risk individuals.
  • The study highlights the need for creative, responsive, and ethically grounded approaches to ensure comprehensive support for vulnerable groups.

Impact:

  • Informs ethical guidelines for public health emergency preparedness.
  • Highlights the critical need for tailored support systems for vulnerable populations.
  • Emphasizes the importance of balancing protocols with compassionate, adaptive care in crises.