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A Study on the Emotional Responses of the Families of ICU Patients on Emergency Admissions Kumiko Ogata 1 , Reiko Sato 2 1School of Health Sciences, University of Occupational and Environmental Health 2The University of the Air Keyword: 情緒的反応 , 家族員 , ICU患者 , 緊急入室 , emotional responses , family member , ICU patient , emergency admissions pp.21-29
Published Date 2004/9/15
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Abstract

 The purpose of this study is to clarify the emotional responses of the families of patients who are suddenly admitted to the ICU. Further,we considered the best nursing approach for helping the families cope with the situation. Eight subjects, whose family members were suddenly admitted to the ICU, participated in this investigation.We conducted semi-structured interviews and used participant observation to collect data on the emotional responses of subjects. We analyzed this data using qualitative induction.

 The emotional responses of the subjects were categorized into 17 themes. These included ‘concern regarding unpredictability’, ‘dependence on medical staff’, ‘being supported’, ‘burdensomeness’, ‘wish to protect a patient’. Upon considering the deepest meaning of the abovementioned responses,we could finally determine their roots as being:“expectation of recovery”, “reliance on medicine”, “not feeling alone”, “duty and responsibility”, and “familial ties”.

 In summary, the nursing support required for helping the families of ICU patients cope with the situation involved the following:providing reaffirmation for the family's constant expectation of the patient's recovery, facilitating their realization that reliable medicine was available, ensuring that various aids were easily accessible to them, and encouraging their acceptance of long-term care.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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