A Scoping Review of Research Exploring Working Life Practices of People with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

IF 1.7 Q2 REHABILITATION Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research Pub Date : 2023-08-03 DOI:10.16993/sjdr.1012
Magnus Eriksson, Elisabet M. Nilsson, J. Lundälv
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There have been numerous research studies stating the fact that the pandemic affected people with disabilities’ working lives. Less research has been conducted on how people with disabilities coped with and learned from these challenges. This scoping review maps research conducted in the field of disability research and multidisciplinary research, published from the outbreak of the pandemic until October 31, 2022. The focus is on how people with disabilities adapted their working lives to the conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and what working practices and strategies they applied to manage the situation. From an extensive search in bibliographic databases, eight research articles were identified. The review results reveal both challenges and new openings for the working life of people with disabilities post-pandemic. Implications for future research are identified, addressing intersectionality, hybrid work environments, digital gaps and increased participation of people with disabilities in research.
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新冠肺炎大流行期间残疾人工作生活实践研究的范围综述
有许多研究表明,疫情影响了残疾人的工作生活。关于残疾人如何应对这些挑战并从中吸取教训的研究较少。这篇范围界定综述描绘了从疫情爆发到2022年10月31日在残疾研究和多学科研究领域进行的研究。重点是残疾人如何使他们的工作生活适应新冠肺炎大流行造成的条件,以及他们应用了哪些工作实践和策略来管理这种情况。通过对书目数据库的广泛搜索,确定了八篇研究文章。审查结果揭示了疫情后残疾人工作生活面临的挑战和新的机遇。确定了对未来研究的影响,解决了交叉性、混合工作环境、数字差距和残疾人更多参与研究的问题。
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