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The process of increased isolation from the community of single elderly men who use home-visit services Kenta Nomura 1 , Tamami Aida 2 1Department of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Science, Mejiro University 2Graduate School of Rehabilitation, Mejiro University Keyword: 訪問作業療法 , (社会的孤立) , 高齢者 , 地域 , 質的研究 , Home-visit occupational therapy , Social isolation , Elderly , Community , Qualitative research pp.482-492
Published Date 2016/10/15
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 This study aimed to clarify the process of increased isolation from community life of elderly men living alone and using home-care services in urban areas. To clarify the support provided by home care occupational therapy, interviews with 11 subjects were analyzed in accordance with a modified version of the grounded theory approach, and 26 concepts from eight subcategories of the following three main categories were extracted:“searching for coherent self”, “inactive state that intensifies isolation” and “recognizing self from interactions with people”. The “inactive state that intensifies isolation” can be avoided if “searching for coherent self” and “recognizing self from interactions with people” are positively understood; A negative understanding leads to the “inactive state that intensifies isolation”. The subjects can be characterized as having difficulties in daily life while being on the verge of being isolated due to being elderly, chronically ill, and without family or friends to depend upon. Moreover, the subjects were living alone and were confined by poor economic conditions and living environments that alienate people from each other. To prevent social isolation, it is important to support the psychosocial and participative aspects, while home care therapy should consider coherency in life, subjects' attitudes toward work that they have given up on, economic conditions, and other factors.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0289-4920 日本作業療法士協会

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