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A Nursing Care Model for Preserving People's Dignity in Japan: Meta-Ethnography of Nursing Practice Research Yukari Katayama 1 , Akiko Hagimoto 1 , Yoko Kimura 1 1Doshisya Women's College of Liberal Arts, Faculty of Nursing Keyword: 尊厳 , 看護ケア , 感覚 , 日本 , 概念 , dignity , nursing care , sense , Japan , concept pp.18-28
Published Date 2025/5/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.134130070300010018
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 This study aimed to clarify a nursing care model for preserving people's dignity in Japan through a meta-synthesis, meta-ethnography method. Thirty-two articles in Japan with phrases inductively referring to dignity in qualitative studies of nursing practice were selected and the concepts were interpreted. Nursing care for preserving people's dignity was defined as nursing care that preserves a sense of irreplaceable value. Next, a model in which people's values are coordinated was conceived.The model consisted of the following four aspects and 12 concepts: 1)in the person's immediate community: no sense of alienation, dependable, and trustworthy; 2)in the person's body: no sense of exhaustion, and strengthened existence and vitality; 3)in the person's circumstances: no sense of shame, potential intentions, and personhood are respected; and 4)in the person's surroundings: no sense of restriction, and well-ordered place and life. This model promotes nursing care in which an individual sense of dignity is shared and includes the characteristics of nursing practice in Japan that can be shared internationally according to a relationalism-based interpretation of human dignity.


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電子版ISSN 2758-643X 印刷版ISSN 1341-3007 日本看護診断学会

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