Impact of COVID-19 process on social stigmatization and exclusion of health workers
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This study is on social stigmatization and isolation experienced by currently employed 20 health workers during the COVID-19 period. Semi-structured interviewing and socio-demographic information sheet are used for data gathering. Hermeneutic phenomenological analysis of data yields ten subthemes: stigmatization (three themes), exclusion (three themes), and impacts of COVID-19 (4 themes). Stigmatization-related subthemes are virus-infector, virus-transporter and hero; exclusion-related subthemes are social exclusion, status loss and economic exclusion; COVID-19-impacts-related subthemes are negative psychological effects, lost job-satisfaction, job-related intrinsic satisfaction and occupational prestige.
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Simge Yalçınkaya
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Simge Yalçınkaya (Master Thesis). Impact of COVID-19 process on social stigmatization and exclusion of health workers, 2021, İstanbul Nişantaşı University.
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