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Thoughts and Behaviors by Which Certified Nurses in Dementia Nursing Working in Long-term Care Facilities Grasp Intentions of Older Adults with Advanced Dementia Youko Seki 1 , Tomoko Kusaba 2 , Mitsuyo Furumura 2 1Fukuoka International University of Health and Welfare 2Kurume University School of Medicine, Nursing Keyword: 認知症看護認定看護師 , 重度認知症高齢者 , 意思 , Certified nurses in dementia nursing , older adults with advanced dementia , intentions pp.96-103
Published Date 2024/7/31
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 Older adults with advanced dementia to grasp their intentions. The subjects were eight certified nurses in dementia nursing who were providing care to older adults with advanced dementia. Data was collected by interview surveys in which, while recalling actual scenes of nursing, the subjects freely talked about how they think and behave to comprehend the thoughts and intentions of older adults suffering from severe dementia. The collected data was analyzed using the qualitative synthesis method (KJ Method). The results revealed that, being aware that grasping and respecting the intentions of older adults with advanced dementia was their responsibility, and that these patients have their thoughts and intentions even if they have severe dementia, the subject nurses grasp those intentions by eliciting their patients' faculties to indicate intentions and by unraveling non-verbal messages and stories of their past. Furthermore, it became clear that these nurses were leading efforts to help the staff in their facilities, including those of other professions, better understand older adults with advanced dementia from multiple perspectives and grasp their thoughts and intentions by providing education to build an organizational climate and promoting multi-disciplinary collaboration.


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電子版ISSN 2432-0811 印刷版ISSN 1346-9665 日本老年看護学会

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