Parenting African American Children With Autism: The Influence of Respect and Faith in Mother, Father, Single-, and Two-Parent Care
Parenting African American Children With Autism: The Influence of Respect and Faith in Mother, Father, Single-, and Two-Parent Care
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DOI：
10.1177/1043659616662316
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发表时间：
2017-09-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Manning-Courtney, Patricia
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作者：
Burkett, Karen;Morris, Edith;Manning-Courtney, Patricia
目的：父母是照顾自闭症谱系障碍（ASD）儿童的最重要的贡献者，因此，关于非裔美国人在ASD中养育子女的研究明显缺乏。从一项研究与城市非洲裔美国家庭照顾自闭症儿童有关的育儿结果进行了讨论。设计：对24名非裔美国ASD儿童家庭成员和28名专业人员进行了民族护理研究。数据进行了分析，并报告为主题。研究结果：两个普遍的主题被发现的尊重和信仰上帝和家庭，影响父母的照顾。单亲家庭与双亲家庭在母亲的看护与父亲的保护两个主题上，都呈现出沿着的差异，且单亲家庭与双亲家庭在孤独感与对支持的依赖感上也有差异。讨论和实践的影响：当卫生保健专业人员增加他们的知识和理解的文化习俗，在父母照顾自闭症儿童，他们提供的医疗保健，是文化一致的。
Purpose: Parents are the most significant contributor to care of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and as such research on African American parenting in ASD is conspicuously absent. Findings relevant to parenting are discussed from a study with urban African American families caring for children with ASD. Design: An ethnonursing study was conducted with 24 African American family members of children with ASD and 28 professionals. Data were analyzed and reported as themes. Findings: Two universal themes of were found of respect and faith in God and family that influenced parental care. Two diverse themes of mother's watchful care and father's protective care, along with differences in feelings of isolation and dependence on supports were found among single- and two-parent families. Discussion and Practice Implications: When health care professionals increase their knowledge and understanding of cultural practices in the parental care of children with ASD, they provide health care that is culturally congruent.