Participatory action research and photovoice in a psychiatric nursing/clubhouse collaboration exploring recovery narrative
Participatory action research and photovoice in a psychiatric nursing/clubhouse collaboration exploring recovery narrative
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1365-2850.2011.01853.x
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发表时间：
2012-11-01
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2.7
通讯作者：
Clements, K.
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作者：
Clements, K.
易于理解的摘要 有关心理健康康复的个人故事是重要的知识来源。需要研究方法来探索个人的康复故事，从而向康复故事的作者致敬并赋予他们权力。温尼伯俱乐部和一位精神科护理助理教授试点了一个利用摄影的研究项目，以探索、记录和分享俱乐部会员的康复故事。摘要 温尼伯俱乐部会所（社区心理社会康复中心）与一位精神科护理助理教授合作开展了一个参与性行动研究（PAR）项目，该项目使用一种名为光声的研究方法探索康复的概念。合作项目“我们的照片我们的声音”展示了 PAR 和照片语音如何非常适合心理健康领域的合作研究，该研究尊重消费者赋权和康复的基本原则。授权的基础是代表个人行事的权力； PAR 和 photovoice 支持相关个人全面参与研究的各个方面，最终目标是采取行动解决问题或实现这些个人确定的目标。赋权也是宣称自己真理的能力。康复模型的核心原则是康复由个人定义，并基于个人对有意义的目标和有意义的生活的决定。我们的照片我们的声音项目使用 PAR 和照片语音来有效地访问、探索、记录和分享基于俱乐部研究人员个人经验的个人、当地的康复知识。
Accessible summary Personal stories about recovery in mental health are important sources of knowledge. Research methods are needed for exploring personal stories of recovery which honour and empower the authors of recovery stories. The Clubhouse of Winnipeg and an assistant professor in psychiatric nursing piloted a research project using photography in order to explore, document and share Clubhouse Member stories of recovery. Abstract The Clubhouse of Winnipeg (a community psychosocial rehabilitation centre) collaborated with a psychiatric nursing assistant professor on a participatory action research (PAR) project exploring the concept of recovery using a using a research method called photovoice. The collaborative project Our Photos Our Voices demonstrates how PAR and photovoice are well suited for collaborative research in mental health which honours principles underlying consumer empowerment and recovery. The foundation of empowerment is the power to act on one's behalf; PAR and photovoice support the full participation of concerned individuals in all aspects of research with the ultimate goal of action to solve problems or to meet goals identified by those individuals. Empowerment is also the ability to lay claim to one's own truth. At the core of the recovery model is the principle that recovery is defined by the individual and based on individual determinations of meaningful goals and a meaningful life. The Our Photos Our Voices project uses PAR and photovoice to effectively access, explore, document and share personal, local knowledge about recovery grounded in the personal experience of the Clubhouse researchers.