Hodnota zdraví u osob bez domova
Abstract
Osoby bez domova mají vzhledem ke svému životnímu stylu obtížný přístup k lékařské péči.
Tento jejich životní styl zároveň výrazně ovlivňuje chápání významu tělesného, ale také
duševního zdraví. Bydlení je jednou ze základních determinant zdraví. Bezdomovectví je
výrazným fenoménem poslední doby a představuje extrémní formu sociální exkluze. Většinová
společnost často bezdomovce stigmatizuje nejrůznějšími předsudky. Tato stigmata však ještě
více prohlubují jejich sociální exkluzi.
Regarding the lifestyle homeless people have difficult access to medical care. At the same
time this lifestyle markedly influences the comprehension of the meaning of physical and
mental health as well. The housing is one of fundamental determinations of the health. The
homelessness is expressive phenomenon of the recent days and it represents extreme form of
the social exclusion. Majority society often stigmatizes homeless people all sorts of
prejudices. However these stigmas more and more deepen their social exclusion.
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