المعوقات التي تواجه الأخصائي الاجتماعي في التعامل مع مرضى الإيدز : دراسة وصفية ميدانية مطبقة على عينة من مستشفيات مكة المكرمة مشروع بحثي

الملخص EN

The current study aimed to identify the most important obstacles that face the social worker dealing with AIDS patients and to find out some of the proposed methods to overcome these obstacles.

Then the descriptive method has been used in the method of the comprehensive survey of all social workers who deal with AIDS patients of a sample from government hospitals in Makkah.

The study depended on the questionnaire as a major tool in collecting data.

The study results have shown the obstacles that may refer to the patient are as following : Sometimes patients are not honest in their talking with the social worker.

The AIDS patient finds difficulty in adapting to his outside community.

The patient feels that he is waiting death.

It is difficult to modify the behaviors of AIDS patients.

As for the obstacles that may refer to the patient's family are as following: The patients' family is ignorant of the role of social worker.

The family is keen on isolating the patient, Feelings of some of the family are conflicting towards the patient.

The family deal cautiously with the patient.

As for the obstacles that may be refer to the management of the hospital are as following : The appropriate place is not available for the social worker to practice his work with AIDS patients.

There is a lack of the available facilities for social worker in the medical institutions.

The social worker is assigned to do works unrelated to his work.

Finally, the obstacles that may refer to the community are as following : The members of the community have Na low look to the AIDS patient.

There is a lack of specialized medical institutions that treat AIDS patients.

The most important proposals to face these obstacles are : To activate the role of the media in introducing this category.

Muslim clerics should participate in the therapy sessions.To understand the responsibility of the institution for the patient's psychological health and social status.

To educate the families how to deal with the patient.