Andrea García-Santesmases
Biographic Data
| ID | 98701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrea García-Santesmases |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrea |
| FAMILY NAME | García-Santesmases |
| SIGNATURE | GARCÍA-SANTESMASES A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Unraveling Reactionary Care: The Experience of Mother-Caregivers of Adults with Severe Mental Disorders in Catalonia
In most Mediterranean countries, people diagnosed with severe mental disorders (SMDs) are typically cared for by the mother, causing a significant burden on people in this family role. Based on a broader mental health participatory action and qualitative research carried out in Catalonia (Spain) of 12 in-depth interviews and 3 focus groups, this article analyses the mother-caregivers’ experience in the domestic space. The results show that patien…
Tensions and Escapes in Independent Living Infrastructures for People With Disabilities Under Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the structural deficiencies of residential care homes. In this context, living arrangements based on the independent living paradigm emerged as more resilient care infrastructures in terms of preserving life. But what kind of lives have they preserved, and who has decided what forms those lives took? Drawing on an ethnographic study of two care infrastructures for people with physical and intellectual disabilitie…
No future for care without new digital media? Making time(s) for mediated informal care practices in later life
There is a growing interest in using social media and digital platforms as allies to strengthen social support among the aged. Drawing on ethnographic interviews and observations of 21 people in their 80s, the article foregrounds the multiple and intersecting temporalities of informal mediated care practices in later life through an exploration of the wide range of infrastructures on which they rely, from social media platforms to housing and urb…
The collaborative management of antipsychotic medication and its obstacles: A qualitative study
Notes de recerca
Consecuencias del feminicidio en violencia machista: análisis de necesidades de hijos, hijas y familiares para nuevas propuestas de intervención integral en CataluñaAntropologia i fenomenologia de la síndrome del captiveri (Locked-in Syndrome)El cuidado importa. Impacto de género en las cuidadoras/es de mayores y dependientes en tiempos de la Covid-19La gestió col·laborativa de la medicació: cap a una nova cultura assistencial en salut mentalSYNC…
The Forgotten: Violence and (Micro)Resistance in Spanish Disabled Women’s Lives
The violence against disabled women has its own mechanisms, which differentiates it from the violence suffered by women or the disabled in general. The few Spanish studies on this issue have focused on “double discrimination,” instead we propose intersectionality as a more suitable epistemological framework. The research, carried out in Spain, is based on five life stories of disabled activist women which show us how heteropatriarchal and ableist…
The collaborative management of antipsychotic medication and its obstacles: A qualitative study
No future for care without new digital media? Making time(s) for mediated informal care practices in later life
There is a growing interest in using social media and digital platforms as allies to strengthen social support among the aged. Drawing on ethnographic interviews and observations of 21 people in their 80s, the article foregrounds the multiple and intersecting temporalities of informal mediated care practices in later life through an exploration of the wide range of infrastructures on which they rely, from social media platforms to housing and urb…
The Forgotten: Violence and (Micro)Resistance in Spanish Disabled Women’s Lives
The violence against disabled women has its own mechanisms, which differentiates it from the violence suffered by women or the disabled in general. The few Spanish studies on this issue have focused on “double discrimination,” instead we propose intersectionality as a more suitable epistemological framework. The research, carried out in Spain, is based on five life stories of disabled activist women which show us how heteropatriarchal and ableist…
The Forgotten: Violence and (Micro)Resistance in Spanish Disabled Women’s Lives
The violence against disabled women has its own mechanisms, which differentiates it from the violence suffered by women or the disabled in general. The few Spanish studies on this issue have focused on “double discrimination,” instead we propose intersectionality as a more suitable epistemological framework. The research, carried out in Spain, is based on five life stories of disabled activist women which show us how heteropatriarchal and ableist…
The collaborative management of antipsychotic medication and its obstacles: A qualitative study
Notes de recerca
Consecuencias del feminicidio en violencia machista: análisis de necesidades de hijos, hijas y familiares para nuevas propuestas de intervención integral en CataluñaAntropologia i fenomenologia de la síndrome del captiveri (Locked-in Syndrome)El cuidado importa. Impacto de género en las cuidadoras/es de mayores y dependientes en tiempos de la Covid-19La gestió col·laborativa de la medicació: cap a una nova cultura assistencial en salut mentalSYNC…
No future for care without new digital media? Making time(s) for mediated informal care practices in later life
There is a growing interest in using social media and digital platforms as allies to strengthen social support among the aged. Drawing on ethnographic interviews and observations of 21 people in their 80s, the article foregrounds the multiple and intersecting temporalities of informal mediated care practices in later life through an exploration of the wide range of infrastructures on which they rely, from social media platforms to housing and urb…
Unraveling Reactionary Care: The Experience of Mother-Caregivers of Adults with Severe Mental Disorders in Catalonia
In most Mediterranean countries, people diagnosed with severe mental disorders (SMDs) are typically cared for by the mother, causing a significant burden on people in this family role. Based on a broader mental health participatory action and qualitative research carried out in Catalonia (Spain) of 12 in-depth interviews and 3 focus groups, this article analyses the mother-caregivers’ experience in the domestic space. The results show that patien…
Tensions and Escapes in Independent Living Infrastructures for People With Disabilities Under Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the structural deficiencies of residential care homes. In this context, living arrangements based on the independent living paradigm emerged as more resilient care infrastructures in terms of preserving life. But what kind of lives have they preserved, and who has decided what forms those lives took? Drawing on an ethnographic study of two care infrastructures for people with physical and intellectual disabilitie…
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues (2 works) · Elder Abuse and Neglect (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Family Caregiving in Mental Illness (2 works) · Mental Health Treatment and Access (2 works)