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Factors Related to Attitude Towards Death by Nursing Students: Related to Images of Death, Personality, and Death-Related Experience Masumi HARADA 1 , Yoko HORI 2 , Mika TAKASU 3 , Tokuko HIGASHINO 1 , Shoko ANDO 2 1Nursing Department, Japanese Red Cross Toyota College of Nursing 2Nagoya University School of Health Sciences 3China-Japan Friendship Hospital Keyword: 死に対する態度 , 終末期看護 , 看護学生 , attitude towards death , terminal care , nursing students pp.17-26
Published Date 2005/12/30
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7009200245
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 The objective of this study was identify the attitude towards death of nursing students and the factors related to this in basic nursing education. One hundred and forty-eight persons(91.4%), 1st and 2nd year nursing students in the Nursing Department of Junior College A, consented to this study. We used a self-administered questionnaire based on 'Attitudes Towards Death,' 'Images of Death,' 'Personality,' and 'Death-Related Experience'. We conducted a factor analysis of these four(4)items and performed a multiple regression analysis. The results of the multiple regression analysis revealed that the factor which showed a significant positive relation independent to "factors related to interest in terminal care and intent to provide aid" was a personality type that "doesn't worry about trivial things" and a "silent image of death"(β:0.20, 0.17), while the factor which showed a significant negative relation was "experiencing the death of a pet"(β: -0.17). The results of this study on attitudes towards death by nursing students, and the factors related to this, revealed that the personality of an individual and experiencing the death of a pet are related and provided suggestions for training methods in terminal care education.


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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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