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A Study on the Transformation in Elderlies Experienced the Cardiac Surgery Motoko Okazaki 1 1Doctoral Program, Nursing Research Division, Graduate School, The Japanese Red Cross College of Nursing pp.68-77
Published Date 1999/7/25
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Abstract

 The purpose of this study was to discover the transformation in elderlies who experienced the cardiac surgery. Based on M. Newman's theory, transformation was explored as expanding consciousness. The subjects were 10 elderlies, 8 male and 2 female. Their age were from 68 to 83 and the mean age was 72.5. Using the Grounded Theory Approach, data were gathered from interviews and participant observations and were analyzed by the constant comparative method.

 The transformation in elderlies was clarified as a process of developing “sense of own himself or own herself” which was how elderlies see themselves and their way of interaction with environment. This process advanced interacting with 3 dimensions, which are 'awareness of physical condition', 'deceleration of life rhythm' and 'awareness of others' harmonious change'. Also this process included 3 stages and created 'life energy'.

 These findings suggest that even though the physical decline seems to give the only negative effect on elderlies, it has possibility to influence on them in a positive way as an opportunity for the developmental transformation. Also it was suggested that considering their individuality and diversity and assisting their developmental process are needed.


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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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