Community nursing [Matricole pari] - SOCIOLOGIA DELLA FAMIGLIA
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Course organization
The course aims to introduce students to a vision of the family as a social institution whose primary function is social assistance to the members belonging to the family itself. The course will present the familiar forms that flank the so-called traditional family, starting from multigenerational family. From these forms and social phenomena that generated them, it will offer some reflections on contemporary forms of home care and the role of caregiver. Finally, we will observe the family as reference variable through epidemiological models (theoretical) capable of presenting operating modes of the family network with respect to issues related to health and disease/illness/sickness.
The course will address the following topics:
the family as a social institution;
family models and facilities;
social (family) support as a protective / health risk factor;
the family network as an epidemiological variable: reference models.
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| Author | Title | Publisher | Year | ISBN | Note |
| Di Nicola P. | “Il ruolo delle reti sociali primarie nel controllo della malattia e protezione della salute”, in Donati P. (a cura di), Manuale di sociologia sanitaria, | La Nuova Italia Scientifica | 1987 | ||
| Caiazzo A., CoisE. | Il supporto sociale, I determinanti delle diseguaglianze di salute in Italia | E&P | 2004 | ||
| Serra R. | "La nozione di sostegno sociale", in Logiche di rete. Dalla teoria all’intervento sociale | Franco Angeli, Milano | 2001 | ||
| Lonardi C. | Le famiglie oggi in Italia e il contributo dei nonni, in (a cura di) Gecchele M., Meneghin L., Il dialogo intergenerazionale come prassi educativa. Il Centro Infanzia Girotondo delle Età (Edizione 1) | Edizioni ETS, Pisa | 2016 | ||
The exam is written. It consists of 60 pre-arranged questions (16 of group psychology and 11 of all other disciplines). The examination is sufficient if all the parts are sufficient. Questions are formulated by suggesting cases on which to reason, or to verify the knowledge / study, or to verify the understanding of the arguments.
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