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The Effects of Post-Quake Life Changes on the Health Status and Health Support for Victims : Focusing on the Incidence of Stroke During the Reconstruction Process Utako Shimizu 1 , Kimie Saito 1 , Hagiko Aoki 1 , Masahiro Goto 1 Keyword: 震災 , 健康支援 , 脳卒中 , 内容分析 , earthquake disaster , health support , stroke , content analysis pp.50-64
Published Date 2009/5/31
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7008200142
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Abstract

This study aimed to clarify how life changes after an earthquake affect the health status of victims on the basis of the incidence of stroke following the disaster, and identify mid- and long-term health support for them in the post-quake period. A semi-structured interview was held with 3 residents of a district in Niigata Prefecture who had developed stroke after the Great Chuetsu Earthquake, and content analysis of narratives resulted in 149 recorded units, 71 subcategories, 24 categories, and 4 core categories. The context of core categories was described as follows: in the "presence of underlying diseases and lifestyles reportedly leading to stroke," and amid "rapid changes in daily life and their influences," the victims tried to maintain longstanding contact with neighbors and recover previous daily rhythms; consequently, their "efforts to regain daily calm" turned into "accumulating strain during rebuilding their daily life." To provide health support for people in situations where they cannot live comfortably, it is important for health professionals to alert them to changes in their physical condition, often neglected in post-quake confusion, and perform regular monitoring and healthcare activities for underlying illnesses and living conditions in view of the characteristics of local cultures and industries.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1345-0204 日本災害看護学会

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