Connectedness under social distancing - a support group practice report
The purpose of the brief report is to describe a form of community support group used during the Covid-19 virus epidemic in China. We describe the impetus for the support group ("Community Conversation Hour"), theoretical considerations, the structure of the group, and the recruitment proc...
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| description | The purpose of the brief report is to describe a form of community support group used during the Covid-19 virus epidemic in China. We describe the impetus for the support group ("Community Conversation Hour"), theoretical considerations, the structure of the group, and the recruitment process, and summarize participant responses and facilitator reflections to the group. Remarks regarding institutional support and the impact of the group are provided, as well as considerations for similar support groups in other countries. |
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