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Exploring the UK's social relationship with death during the COVID-19 pandemic

Exploring the UK's social relationship with death during the COVID-19 pandemic
探索 COVID-19 大流行期间英国与死亡的社会关系
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2740747
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英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
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2022 至 --

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中文摘要
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这项研究直接谈到了幸福、健康和社区之路的主题。它的目标是全面和深入地参与应对在大流行中生存和死亡的挑战。通过与草根运动新冠肺炎丧亲伸张正义合作,这项研究将探索新冠肺炎失去亲人的经历,并通过家庭成员的描述,追溯那些已经去世的人的经历。因此,通过考虑丧亲和死亡,这项研究必然会在混乱的背景下解决西隧道路上的重大挑战,包括医疗保健、老龄化、心理健康和患者安全。例如,通过探索丧亲者的经历,并回顾死者的经历,这项研究将解决健康护理处理临终和悲伤的过程,并调查围绕新冠肺炎相关死亡对心理健康的影响的问题。此外,鉴于新冠肺炎病毒对那些健康状况有限的人和老年人的严重影响,这项研究将不可避免地探索这一流行病对社会中被认为已经脆弱的人的影响,解决健康不平等这一重要问题。
英文摘要
This research speaks directly to the theme of the Wellbeing, Health andCommunities Pathway. It aims for a comprehensive and in-depthengagement with the challenges of living - and dying - in the pandemic. Byworking with the grassroots movement COVID-19 Bereaved Families ForJustice, this research will explore both the experiences of those bereavedby COVID-19 and, retrospectively and through family members' accounts,the experiences of those who have died. Thus, by consideringbereavement and dying, this research will necessarily address the grandchallenges of the WHC Pathway, including health care, ageing, mentalhealth, and patient safety within the context of the pandemic.For example, by exploring the experiences of the bereaved and,retrospectively, the experiences of the dead, this research will address howhealth care has handled the dying and grieving process and investigateissues surrounding the impact of COVID-19 related death on mentalwellbeing. Furthermore, given the severe effects of the COVID-19 virus onthose with life-limiting health conditions and the elderly, this research willinevitably explore the impact of the pandemic on those deemed alreadyvulnerable within society, addressing the important problem of inequalitiesin health.
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