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Feeling with the Use of Medical Institution by Cambodian People Living in Japan and Their View on Health Yuko ITOI 1 1International University of Health and Welfare, The School of health science, Department of nursing Keyword: 在日カンボディア人 , 健康観 , 医療 , 感情 , 民族看護学 , Cambodian people living in Japan , view on health , healthcare , feeling , ethnonursing pp.55-64
Published Date 2008/6/30
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7009200024
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 The purpose of this study is to understand the views on health that Cambodian people living in Japan have, and the characteristics of their feelings when attending Japanese healthcare centers. Leininger's ethnonursing method was used for the study. Eight Cambodian people served as providers of key information and twenty two people(four Japanese people and eighteen Cambodian people)served as providers of general information. Data was gathered through interviews with the providers of information and Leininger's observation-participation-reflection process. The following characteristics were discovered upon analyses of the obtained data with use of Leininger's "Data Analyses Guide": 1)A state of good health is being of sound mind and body with no particular illnesses, and is affected by "food", "exercise", "cleanliness", "work", and "weather".

 2)When attending healthcare centers, they have [stress associated with differences in languages and medical terms], [a dislike of hospital food due to different dietary habits], [preferences of showers], [a fear of having blood drawn], [a strong sense of shame during genital examinations], and [a strong feeling of being burdened by medical expenses].

 Results such as the ones shown above are information for providing care that takes different cultures into consideration.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1345-2606 日本看護医療学会

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