ロンドンに住む西アフリカの黒人移民の最初の世代の認知症に関する世俗的な知識と信念のテーマ分析: 根拠のある理論的アプローチによる情報

Raphael Chinedu Mokwenye¹

¹Department of Health Sciences, Brunel University London, UK.

Journal of public health research

|September 2, 2025

まとめ

ロンドンの黒人アフリカ人コミュニティは認知症に関する考え方を進化させ伝統的な見解と医学的な理解を統合しています認知症患者とその家族を支援するには意識と教育の強化が不可欠です

科学分野:

ゲロントロジー
社会学
公衆衛生

背景:

イギリスでは85万人以上が認知症に苦しんでいますその内2万5千人以上が黒人や少数民族です
黒人アフリカ人は英国で重要な人口を代表し,健康と病気に関するユニークな文化的視点を持っています.
このコミュニティの認知症に関する知識と信念を理解することは対象を絞った支援に不可欠です

研究の目的:

ロンドンの黒人アフリカ人の認知症に関する知識と信念を探るため
伝統的見解から医学的な視点への理解の進化を調査する.
このコミュニティ内の認知症の支援と介護のための障壁とファシリテーターを特定する.

主な方法:

社会的構造主義に根ざした定性的な研究デザインです
ロンドンに住む西アフリカ出身の31人の成人の初代移民と半構造面接を行いました主に介護者でした
理論に基づいたテーマデータ分析

主要な成果:

認知症は複雑な生体心理的現象として捉えられています
4つの主要なテーマが浮上した. 伝統的見解,病気と病気,助けを求める,そして介護と治療.
この研究は,イギリスの黒人および少数民族 (BAME) の文献で,魔女術は認知症に関連した信念であると特定しました.

結論:

ロンドンの黒人アフリカ人コミュニティは認知症に関する知識を持ち時間の経過とともに理解が進化しています
認知症に対する意識と支援を向上させるためには,さらなる教育,訓練,アウトリーチが必要である.
この集団の認知症の効果的な治療には伝統的視点と医学的な視点の両方を取り入れることが重要です

キーワード:

アルツハイマー病 BAME についてアフリカの黒人人口イギリス文化について認知症民族学世俗的な知識と信念移住者定性的な研究

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