Desarrollar una comunidad compasiva: ideas de las normas internacionales para el desarrollo comunitario
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Resumen
Este resumen es generado por máquina.Las comunidades compasivas tienen como objetivo apoyar a las personas moribundas, pero enfrentan desafíos para integrar diversos valores. Las Normas Internacionales para la Práctica de Desarrollo Comunitario ofrecen orientación para la política y la práctica para garantizar una participación equitativa y significativa de la comunidad.
Área De La Ciencia
- Salud pública
- Desarrollo comunitario
- Gerontología
Sus Antecedentes
- El envejecimiento de la población aumenta la demanda de cuidados paliativos y al final de la vida.
- El apoyo comunitario es una estrategia de intervención de salud pública en crecimiento.
- Las comunidades compasivas promueven la participación de abajo hacia arriba para la muerte y el apoyo al morir.
Objetivo Del Estudio
- Examinar los desafíos en la implementación de iniciativas comunitarias compasivas.
- Para reflexionar sobre las experiencias de morir en casa en Canadá.
- Proponer soluciones para el desarrollo comunitario compasivo eficaz.
Principales Métodos
- Reflexión cualitativa sobre un estudio sobre la muerte en el hogar en Canadá.
- Análisis de los desafíos en la práctica comunitaria compasiva.
- Aplicación de las Normas Internacionales para la Práctica de Desarrollo Comunitario (ISCDP).
Principales Resultados
- Las comunidades compasivas luchan con la aplicación práctica de valores como la diversidad y la participación significativa.
- Los riesgos incluyen la desigualdad de género, los discursos de cuidado neoliberal y el énfasis excesivo en la resiliencia de la comunidad.
- El ISCDP proporciona un marco para el desarrollo de políticas y servicios.
Conclusiones
- Las iniciativas comunitarias compasivas requieren una cuidadosa consideración de los riesgos potenciales.
- El ISCDP ofrece una dirección valiosa para un desarrollo comunitario equitativo y eficaz.
- Las normas internacionales pueden guiar el desarrollo comunitario compasivo en Canadá y más allá.
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