入院患者の洗髪のニーズに関する研究

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Shampoos of the heads of 36 hospitalized patients, followed by a questionnaire survey, were given. The patients had given prior consent. The purpose of the study was to analyze from several viewpoints what factors affect patient's experienced need to have their hair shampooed. Valid responses to the questionnaire were collected from 86.1% of the subjects. Seventy percent of the patients reported that the interval between shampoos had become longer during their hospital stays, relative to their pre-hospitalization period. Considering the pre- hospitalization habits of the respondents, the degree of their satisfaction with having their hair shampooed during their hospital stays, their ideal shampoo interval and the condition of their scalps, it seems desirable for patients to have shampoos at intervals of 2-3 days or more frequently. It was also suggested that the patient is more emotionally refreshed by the shampoo the more the washing changes the scalp condition. It was also found that shampooing in a supine osition causes less burden or stress on the patient during the procedure.
熊本大学の論文
2003-11-28