死後の処置体験が新人看護師の死への態度に及ぼす影響 : 初めての死後の処置時に抱いた思いに焦点をあてた一考察

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In this article I examined the thoughts of inexperienced nurses in facing their first experience ofpostmortem care and considered the influence of that experience on their concepts of life and death.Ten inexperienced nurses participated in the interviews, which were semi-structured.Ten categories of thought were identified as a result of the analysis: denial; fear; sorrow; professionalregulations; astonishment; absent-mindedness; a feeling of kindness toward the dead person; satisfaction;the ideal image of a nurse; and feeling nothing. Especially, the thought of denial was experiencedby all participants, other than religious believers.The factors which influenced the thoughts of inexperienced nurses who were facing their firstpostmortem care included the following seven: little experience in facing death; the conditions of intervention;the time at which care was carried out; the content of the postmortem care; the concepts oflife and death held; professional regulations; and the senior nurse's attitude. It was clear that, in additionto concepts of life and death, the feeling of denial was strengthened.
東洋英和女学院大学の論文
2010-03-15