En undersøgelse af det psykiske arbejdsmiljø på Eden Alternative ...
En undersøgelse af det psykiske arbejdsmiljø på Eden Alternative ...
En undersøgelse af det psykiske arbejdsmiljø på Eden Alternative ...
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Bachelor projekt January 2009<br />
Education centre: Ergoterapeutuddannelsen, UC-Vest, Esbjerg<br />
Class: Hold 22/23<br />
Side 4 <strong>af</strong> 107<br />
Title: “A survey of the psychical working environment in <strong>Eden</strong> <strong>Alternative</strong> care homes – Is it<br />
better compared to care homes without the concept?”<br />
Abstract:<br />
This bachelor project treats a survey of a better psychical working environment in care homes<br />
using the American care home concept <strong>Eden</strong> <strong>Alternative</strong> (E A) and non E A care homes.<br />
We think that the survey has relevance for occupational therapists, because occupational<br />
therapists have a part in the improvements in the psychical working environment in both<br />
professional- and cross functional issues. We will juxtapose the E A concept with care homes<br />
without E A and look at differences between the two, regarding the elements, which psychical<br />
working environment is based on. To clarify the problem following problem statement has been<br />
developed:<br />
Are there differences between the psychical working environments in E A care homes and<br />
a non E A care homes?<br />
We have performed a quantitative study as questionnaires, which are triangulated with a few<br />
qualitative options. The questionnaires were sent to thirty respondents, divided between E A<br />
care homes, and non E A care homes in Denmark. The analysis of the results is calculated as<br />
percentage and treated statistically in Excel, as bars and then in charts. The results are<br />
meaningful condensate and divided into two and the positive results are then added to see a<br />
difference<br />
To the discussion of the results profession and interdisciplinary theories were used. The survey<br />
shows that E.A. care homes have a better psychological working environment, compared to non<br />
E.A. care home. The difference is 12,5 %<br />
Authors: Henrijette Lindholm Møller Madsen, Susanne Vad Hansen, Susanne Odgaard, Pia Petersen<br />
Contact person: Henrijette Lindholm Møller Madsen, E-mail: Peatch42@hotmail.com<br />
Method supervisor: Helle Mousing MPH.<br />
Professional instructors: Dorthe Lodberg MPH, Tove Jørs Nielsen
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