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Calmness Recognized by Cancer Patients at the End of Life Fumi Matsuno 1 , Shizue Suzuki 1 1Kobe City College of Nursing Keyword: 終末期 , がん患者 , 穏やかさ , end of life , cancer patients , calmness pp.11-20
Published Date 2019/12/31
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 The aims of this study are to clarify how end-of-life cancer patients recognize their own calmness of mind, when they achieve it, how they maintain it. A qualitative descriptive study was conducted using semi-structured interviews. The participants were ten end-of-life cancer patients undergoing either palliative home care or in-hospital palliative care at palliative care units.

 As a result of analysis, we extracted the following six categories of calmness of mind in cancer end-of-life patients: “conditions of a patient seeking calmness of mind” “an environment that forms a foundation for calmness of mind,” “experiences that a patient recognizes to be calmness of mind,” “changes in recognition due to calmness of mind,” “conditions that shake calmness of mind,” and “coping to maintain calmness of mind.”

 The process through which a cancer patient recognizes calmness for the end of life includes “conditions of a patient seeking calmness of mind.” Patients feel calm in accepting their medical treatments when “an environment that forms a foundation for calmness of mind” and when they have “experiences that a patient recognizes to be calmness of mind.” It is considered that end-of-life cancer patients were able to recognize calmness of mind because they had a modest experience in daily life and their needs were met in an environment where they are able to continue to receive palliative care. The significance of being able to recognize calmness of mind at the end of life is not only in the healing effect, but also in positively reconsidering their life through “changes in recognition due to calmness of mind,” and raising the possibility that they can live their own life until the end despite experiencing pain.


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電子版ISSN 2189-7565 印刷版ISSN 0914-6423 日本がん看護学会

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