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Stress・Coping of the Family Members of End-stage Cancer Patients Receiving Palliative Care in the Hospital: Comparison between General Units and Palliative Care Units Satomi YOSHIDA 1 1Department of Nursing, Kobe University Hospital pp.10-20
Published Date 1996/11/28
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Abstract

 The purpose of this study was to describe the stress・coping of the family members of end-stage cancer patients receiving palliative care in the hospital, and to know the difference in their stress ・ coping between general units and palliative care units. The subjects were 35 family members who were informed of the patients' diagnosis and their limited life expectancy by the doctor and were taking care of the patients. Interview and participant observation techniques were used to collect the data.

 The following results were obtained. Though there were common difficulties or worries about patient care experienced by the family members in general units and palliative care units, some differences were also revealed. The differences were 1. pain of the patients, 2. patients' future condition of the disease, 3. palliation for the patients, 4. the patients' death in immediate future, 5. acceptance of the patients' death, 6. nonfulfillment of the role of the patients. The similarities were 1. difficulties in meeting with (or taking care of) the patients, 2. disclosure of diagnosis and limited life expectancy. There were much more diffrences in coping with their experiences in feeling-oriented subjects than in problem-oriented subjects between general and palliative care units.


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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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