Bored in Board-and-Care and Other Settings: Perspectives of Latinos With Schizophrenia.
Bored in Board-and-Care and Other Settings: Perspectives of Latinos With Schizophrenia.
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对寄宿和护理和其他环境感到厌倦：拉丁裔精神分裂症患者的观点。
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10.1176/appi.ps.201600064
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2016
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Palmer,BartonW
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Barrio,Concepción;Fuentes,Dahlia;Hernandez,Mercedes;Helu-Brown,Paula;Palmer,BartonW
编者按：有精神问题的人的无聊问题可能会阻碍有意义的社会融合和康复(1)。无聊被定义为一种主观上令人不快的状态，出现在被解释为单调的情况下，在这种情况下，个人可能会经历与社会世界的脱节(2)；它应该与消极症状(3)区分开来。精神疾病人群中的无聊研究还不发达(2)，而且排除了患有精神分裂症的拉美裔人的观点。我们的实践和研究经验证实，无聊是精神分裂症患者中普遍存在的一个合法问题。我们在这里报告了对13名被诊断为精神分裂症的拉丁裔进行的定性访谈的数据。这些数据是一项更大规模研究的一部分，该研究旨在确定改善知情同意程序的教育干预的有效性。无聊成为与研究参与有关的一个突出主题。这项研究得到了加州大学圣地亚哥分校、机构审查委员会和圣地亚哥县精神卫生服务研究委员会的批准。本研究采用扎根理论的方法对转录后的访谈进行定性分析，参与者为墨西哥裔拉丁裔。在13名参与者中，超过一半是女性(N57，54%)，大多数参与者更喜欢使用西班牙语(N511，85%)。他们的平均年龄为47.769岁。6.大多数参与者(510人，77%)与家人或其他人住在一起。正如参与者在采访中指出的那样，参与研究代表着社会互动，与“正常人”交谈，并有机会“学习一些东西”。参与者的陈述：他们“只是坐在这里”，“没什么可做的”
TO THE EDITOR: The problem of boredom among persons with psychiatric problems may be an impediment to meaningful social integration and recovery (1). Boredom is defined as a subjectively unpleasant state arising from situations construed as monotonous in which individuals may experience a disconnection from the social world (2); it should be distinguished from negative symptoms (3). Research on boredom in psychiatric populations is underdeveloped (2) and has excluded the perspectives of Latinos with schizophrenia. Our practice and research experiences have corroborated the ubiquitous nature of boredom as a legitimate problem among persons with schizophrenia. We report here on data from qualitative interviews conducted with 13 Latinos with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. The data are part of a larger study to determine the effectiveness of an educational intervention to improve the informed consent process. Boredom emerged as a salient theme related to research participation. The study was approved by the University of California, San Diego, Institutional Review Board and the San Diego County Mental Health Services Research Committee. A grounded theory approach was used for qualitative analysis of transcribed interviews.Participants were Latinos of Mexican origin. More than half of the 13 participants were women (N57, 54%), and most participants preferred using the Spanish language (N511, 85%). The average age was 47.769. 6. Most participants (N510, 77%) lived with family or others. As participants noted in their interviews, participation in research represented social interaction, engaging in conversation with “normal people,” and having the opportunity “to learn something.” Participants’ statements that they were “just sitting here” and that “there’s nothing to do”