A Qualitative Analysis of Resilience among Medical Social Officers in Lahore
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https://doi.org/10.35484/ahss.2025(6-I)48Keywords:
Resilience, Medical Social Work, Medical Social Officer, Qualitative Analysis, BarriersAbstract
The objective of this research is to study resilience among Medical Social Officers in Lahore. It is evident from the literature that social workers face certain challenges in a stressful occupation. But no research has been found that encompasses prevalence of resilience among Medical Social Officers. This qualitative research was conducted by using interview guide and purposive sampling technique. It helped in data collection from nine MSOs working in DHQs of Lahore. Recorded interviews were transcribed to prepare transcripts. Collected data was analyzed by following data analysis method to reach the major themes. Major themes derived out of collected data were Institutional Support, Stressful Situations, coping mechanisms & Personal Skills and Resilience & Barriers. It was concluded that formal institutional support is required to develop resilience under stressful situations confronted by MSOs. It is recommended that resilience among MSOs can be developed and improved by conducting professional trainings on resilience.
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