司法智力残疾护理模式的发展:实现公平的协同作用

IF 1.3 4区 医学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY International Journal of Forensic Mental Health Pub Date : 2023-02-16 DOI:10.1080/14999013.2023.2178555
M. Duff, W. Paki, Te Waikato, Ngaaruahine Arawa, R. Butler, C. McSweeney, B. McKenna
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在法医环境下,对智力残疾人士的研究相对缺乏,描述护理模式的信息也有限。本文描述了综合调查和信息收集的过程,以便为Aotearoa(新西兰)法医精神卫生服务机构的专业法医智力残疾安全护理单位开发一种特定的护理模式。解决tāngata (Māori;人们认为,主要的挑战是抵制在这一专业服务中无效地强加占主导地位的西方和心理健康范式。文献回顾、咨询tāngata whaikaha hinengaro(服务用户)和Māori文化输入提供了一个综合不同观点的平台。这导致将护理模式中必要的重要元素编织在一起,以优化Aotearoa的专业法医智力残疾护理和康复。本文的重点是研究文献,但不是一个研究项目,而是一个过程的描述,导致协商模式的护理,以实现公平。
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The Development of a Forensic Intellectual Disability Model of Care: Synergy to Achieve Equity
Abstract There is a relative lack of research focused on people with intellectual disabilities within forensic settings and limited information describing models of care. This article describes the process of enquiry and information gathering that was synthesized to develop a specific model of care for a specialist forensic intellectual disability secure care unit within a forensic mental health service in Aotearoa (New Zealand). The obligations to address the over representation of tāngata whenua (Māori; Indigenous people of Aotearoa) and to resist the dominant Western and mental health paradigms being ineffectively imposed within this specialist service, were acknowledged as central challenges. A literature review, consultation with tāngata whaikaha hinengaro (service users) and Māori cultural input provided a platform to synthesize diverse perspectives. This resulted in the weaving together of the important elements necessary in a model of care, to optimize specialist forensic intellectual disability care and rehabilitation in Aotearoa. This article has an emphasis on the research literature, but is not a research project, rather it is a description of the process leading to a negotiated model of care to achieve equity.
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