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Left behind and left out : the impact of the school environment on young people with continence problems.

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Nuova numerazione 79474
Collocazione UPS BIBL CENTR SL-II-372
Autore WHALE, K.
Titolo Left behind and left out : the impact of the school environment on young people with continence problems. Parte componente di periodico
Descrizione fisica pp. 253-277.
Nota generale Estratto da: British Journal of Health Psychology 2018, 23, 2.
Riassunto Objectives: To explore the impact of the secondary school environment on young people with continence problems. Design: In‐depth qualitative semi‐structured interviews. Methods: We interviewed 20 young people aged 11–19 years (11 female and nine male) with continence problems (daytime wetting, bedwetting, and/or soiling). Interviews were conducted by Skype (n = 11) and telephone (n = 9). Transcripts were analysed using inductive thematic analysis. Results: We generated five main themes: (1) Boundaries of disclosure: friends and teachers; (2) Social consequences of avoidance and deceit; (3) Strict and oblivious gatekeepers; (4) Intimate actions in public spaces; and (5) Interrupted learning. Conclusion: Disclosure of continence problems at school to both friends and teachers was rare, due to the perceived stigma and fears of bullying and social isolation. The lack of disclosure to teachers and other school staff, such as pastoral care staff, creates challenges in how best to support these young people. Young people with continence problems require unrestricted access to private and adequate toilet facilities during the school day. There is a need for inclusive toilet access policies and improved toilet standards in schools. Addressing the challenges faced by young people with continence problems at school could help to remove the barriers to successful self‐management of their symptoms. It is particularly concerning that young people with continence problems are at higher risk of academic underachievement. Increased support at school is needed to enable young people with continence problems to achieve their academic potential.
Tipo di documento RICERCA.
Soggetto INFANZIA.
ADOLESCENTI.
SCUOLA.
DISTURBI.
SERVIZIO SANITARIO.
PAURE.
PREGIUDIZI.
INGHILTERRA.
SCOZIA.
Ambito Psicologico
Autore Secondario KRAMER, H.
JOINSON, C.
Titolo correlato British Journal of Health Psychology 2018, 23, 2.
Accesso online https://doi.org/10.1111/bjhp.12284
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