Emakumeak eta  alkohol-kontsumoa: estigmaren kalteak

Nahia Garcia de Eulate Garagalza; Goretti Soroa Martinez; Ainara Aranberri Ruiz; Aitor Aritzeta Galan

doi:10.26876/uztaro.5063

Egileak

Nahia Garcia de Eulate Garagalza UPV/EHU
Goretti Soroa Martinez UPV/EHU
Ainara Aranberri Ruiz UPV/EHU
Aitor Aritzeta Galan UPV/EHU

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26876/uztaro.5063

Gako-hitzak:

Emakumea, Alkoholismoa, Autoestigma, Tratamendu-bilaketa

Laburpena

Azken urteotan emakumeen alkohol-kontsumoa areagotu egin da, zeinak eragin negatiboa daukan, besteak beste, haien antsietate- eta depresio-mailetan, autokontzeptuan eta tratamendu-bilaketan. Honenbestez, lan honen helburu nagusia da alkoholarekin arazoak dituzten emakumeekiko estigmak haien buru-osasunean eta tratamendu-bilaketan izan dezakeen eraginaren berrikuspen sistematiko eguneratua egitea (PRISMA metodoarekin). Emaitzen arabera, tratamendua bilatzeko oztopoen artean emakumeek estigma-maila altuagoak dituzte eta autoestigma depresioarekin eta osasun-maila urriarekin lotuta dagoela ikusi da. Hortaz, estigma motak emakumeen ongizatean zer-nolako inpaktua duen jakitea oso lagungarri izan daiteke prebentzio-programak garatzeko eta emakumeei zuzendutako tratamendu indibidualizatu zein talde-mailakoak diseinatu, inplementatu eta ebaluatzeko.

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