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KMID : 0927720100110010059
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Korean Clinical Diabetes
2010 Volume.11 No. 1 p.59 ~ p.63
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Introduction of Small Group Program - Based on Empowerment Perspective
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Kim Tong-Hui
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Abstract
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’Empowerment’ is, ’What gives you the ability to do,’ have the authority to grant, and has a dictionary meaning. The process of power acquisition, the ability to get what he wants, so it is a common definition. Social and organizational environment for the client’s wish to increase control over the course of clinical practice, intervention, technical means.
If this circle was a free public lecture during continuous progress, a free public lecture to complement the shortcomings of the subgroup is to continue the program. Collective nature of the interaction between members of the group through a good role model can be derived through social learning. To establish homogeneity of each group in the dynamics of a group you could see all the benefits that can be won in a subgroup of this program is to proceed. Consider the initial recruitment of a small group certificate, you can participate in daytime programs for women 50~60 age was the main target group would consist of, 50~60 age diabetes, a diabetic female patient and her husband as guardian 50~60 age Units to participate in a group of women has been recruiting. The circle of empowerment perspective applied to the applied part of the program are as follows.
1. To build trust between educators and participants.
2. Educators centered around consumer, not to proceed to proceed.
3. Open questions and create an atmosphere for free.
4. Planner, and individual lifestyle changes for each individual target, a post created to allow management to proceed.
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KEYWORD
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Empowerment perspective, Small group
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