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Stigmatization experiences of Turkish parents of patients hospitalized in child and adolescent psychiatric clinics.
Perspectives in Psychiatric Care 2019 January 26
PURPOSE: This study determined the stigmatization experiences of parents with a child who received inpatient treatment at the psychiatry clinic in Turkey.
METHOD: A qualitative descriptive approach was used. Individual in-depth interviews were conducted. The study sample consisted of 15 parents. The data were evaluated using the thematic analysis method.
FINDINGS: According to the data analysis, six themes and eight subthemes were created. These themes were exclusion, labeled, hiding the child's disorder, positive discrimination, coping strategies, and despair.
CONCLUSION: This study determined that all participant parents were exposed to stigmatization in many areas and tried to hide their child's diagnosis.
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: Mental health and psychiatric nurses should support the patient's parents to share and express both theirs and their child's stigmatization experiences.
METHOD: A qualitative descriptive approach was used. Individual in-depth interviews were conducted. The study sample consisted of 15 parents. The data were evaluated using the thematic analysis method.
FINDINGS: According to the data analysis, six themes and eight subthemes were created. These themes were exclusion, labeled, hiding the child's disorder, positive discrimination, coping strategies, and despair.
CONCLUSION: This study determined that all participant parents were exposed to stigmatization in many areas and tried to hide their child's diagnosis.
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: Mental health and psychiatric nurses should support the patient's parents to share and express both theirs and their child's stigmatization experiences.
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