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Social Work

On-line version ISSN 2312-7198
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Abstract

DAVIDS, Ronel; ROMAN, Nicolette  and  SCHENCK, Catherine. The co-development of a framework to support parents of children with a hearing loss: using a consensus workshop. Social work (Stellenbosch. Online) [online]. 2023, vol.59, n.1, pp.24-41. ISSN 2312-7198.  http://dx.doi.org/10.15270/59-1-1091.

Research highlights the complex needs of parents of children with hearing loss. These complex needs include the need for parents to have access to information, be connected with social support networks, consider communication options and have collaborative partnerships with professionals. A mixed-methods approach with a sequential explanatory design using a two-phased approach was implemented in the study. This article reports on the last phase of the study, the consensus workshop. The consensus workshop approach allowed for greater participation, interaction and discussion in the decision-making process in the co-development of a framework to support parents. This phase consisted of two workshops where experts, stakeholders and parents reached consensus on four topics and fifteen sub-topics. Each topic with its sub-topics offers insights into the kind of professional support parents require. The consensus workshop can be considered a valuable tool for multidisciplinary engagement to support parents of children with hearing loss.

Keywords : framework consensus workshop; parents; children with a hearing loss.

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