71. Krizno komuniciranje v domovih starejših občanov med pandemijo COVID-19: izzivi, prakse in sistemski odziviAna Štefančič, 2026, not set Abstract: Magistrska naloga obravnava krizno komuniciranje v domovih starejših občanov (DSO) med pandemijo COVID-19, pri čemer se osredotoča na izzive, prakse in sistemske odzive, ki so vplivali na učinkovitost obveščanja in upravljanje odnosov z deležniki. V času zdravstvene krize so DSO predstavljali posebej ranljivo okolje, kjer je bila jasna, pravočasna in empatična komunikacija ključna za ohranjanje zaupanja med stanovalci, zaposlenimi, svojci in širšo javnostjo. Teoretični okvir temelji na sodobnih pristopih kriznega komuniciranja, vključno z modeli Coombsa, Benoita, Ulmerja in drugih, ki poudarjajo pomen pripravljenosti, transparentnosti, strateškega odzivanja ter upravljanja percepcij in čustev. Empirični del naloge analizira izkušnje slovenskih DSO na podlagi kvalitativnih in kvantitativnih podatkov, zbranih v okviru raziskave, ter preučuje vpliv zakonodajnih ukrepov, smernic in institucionalne podpore države na oblikovanje komunikacijskih praks. Raziskava identificira ključne izzive, kot so pomanjkanje usposobljenega kadra, neenotna strategija in omejen dostop do digitalnih kanalov, ter analizira, katere strategije so se izkazale kot učinkovite pri obvladovanju kriznih razmer. Na podlagi ugotovitev naloga predlaga izboljšave kriznega komuniciranja v DSO, ki lahko prispevajo k večji organizacijski odpornosti in pripravljenosti na prihodnje krizne situacije, hkrati pa pri-speva k boljšemu razumevanju pomena komunikacije kot ključnega orodja pri obvladovanju kriz v socialnovarstvenih ustanovah.
Keywords: krizno komuniciranje, domovi starejših občanov, zaupanje, negotovost, sistemski odzivi, komunikacijske strategije, organizacijska odpornost
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75. Socio-gerontological perspectives on introducing new Alzheimer’s therapies: a Delphi study across Central European care contextsNataša Štandeker, Šefik Salkunič, Jana Goriup, Kristijan Jejčič, Mateja Berčan, 2026, original scientific article Abstract: Introduction: Disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) for Alzheimer’s disease, such as Lecanemab, represent a shift fromsymptomatic treatment toward disease modification. Their implementation raises broader societal, ethical, and systemicchallenges related to early diagnosis, healthcare preparedness, long-term care adaptation, and equitable access to treatment.Aim: This study explored expert perspectives on the societal, ethical, and systemic implications of introducing disease-modifying Alzheimer’s therapies within Central European healthcare and long-term care contexts.Methods: A three-round modified Delphi study combining qualitative and quantitative elements was conducted with tenmultidisciplinary experts from Slovenia, Austria, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Data were collected through anonymisedonline questionnaires and analysed using thematic analysis, descriptive statistics, and Kendall’s coefficient of concordance(W).Results: The Delphi process identified six highly prioritised themes: (1) public and professional awareness and education(M = 9.71), (2) development of tailored long-term care models (M = 9.71), (3) faster access to innovative therapies (M =9.43), (4) reduction of dementia-related stigma through public dialogue (M = 8.57), (5) consideration of cultural beliefsand healthcare funding (M = 8.29), and (6) accessibility of medications despite pricing strategies (M = 8.29). Kendall’scoefficient indicated low statistical agreement among expert rankings (W =.084), suggesting partial alignment regardingthematic priorities rather than strong consensus.Conclusion: The findings suggest that implementing disease-modifying Alzheimer’s therapies represents not only a biomed-ical innovation but also a broader socio-gerontological and health system challenge.
Keywords: Alzheimer’s disease, Lecanemab, Delphi method, long-term care, health equity, social gerontology
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