Guillermo Ruiz-Pérez, Madeleine Küsel, Sebastian von Peter
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摘要
研究目的精神病护理中的同伴支持工作者和康复陪伴者是一个新的专业群体。本研究的目的是探讨在 SGB V 医疗保健系统中对这一群体进行分类、专业整合和适当薪酬的方案:本研究是 ImpPeer-Psy5 项目的一部分,为在全国范围内实施 SGB V 护理中的同伴支持工作者提供建议。研究基于 56 次访谈的数据,辅以 5 次专家访谈和 1 次焦点小组讨论,并采用主题分析法进行分析:结果:德国各地对同伴互助工作者服务的资助和补偿并不一致,报酬普遍不足。人们通常认为,薪酬与相关任务和责任脱节,阻碍了将同伴教育作为一个独立的职业。因此,有必要使同伴支持工作者更加独立于其他职业,并根据 TVöD 薪酬标准进行更高的分类:成功实施同伴支持工作者需要有规范、有保障的资金和补偿。一个全国性的同伴工作者兴趣小组将有助于实现这些目标。建议避免 EG3 或更低的分类。
[Job profile and financing of peer support in health insurance-financed care in Germany: status quo and possibilities].
Aim of the study: Peer support workers and recovery companions in psychiatric care represent a new professional group. The aim of this study was to explore options for classification, professional integration and appropriate remuneration for this group within the SGB V healthcare system.
Methods: Part of the ImpPeer-Psy5 project, this study provides recommendations for nationwide implementation of peer support workers in SGB V care. It is based on data from 56 interviews, supplemented by five expert interviews and a focus group, and analyzed using thematic analysis.
Results: Peer workers' services are funded and compensated inconsistently across Germany, with remuneration generally inadequate. The pay was often perceived as disconnected from the tasks and responsibilities involved, hindering the establishment of PGB as a standalone profession. Greater independence from other professions and higher classification under the TVöD pay scale are necessary.
Conclusion: Successful implementation of peer support workers requires regulated and secure funding and compensation. A national peer workers interest group would help achieve these goals. Avoiding classification in EG3 or lower is recommended.
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