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Study of Elder Abuse and the Nursing Support: The Characteristics of Elder Abuse Viewing from Types of Family Composition Yoshimi Taniguchi 1 , Kinuko Takasaki 1 , Toshiko Mizuno 2 , Yumi Chiba 2 , Akiko Sasaki 3 1School of Allied Health Science, Tokyo Medical and Dental University 2School of Allied Health Science, Tokyo Medical and Dental University 3Department of Nursing, Yamagata University School of Medicine Keyword: 老人虐待 , 介護者 , 家族構成 , 在宅ケア , 保健婦 , Elder abuse , Caregiver , Family composition , Home care , Public health nurse pp.29-41
Published Date 1996/11/15
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 The purpose of this study was to clarify both the current state of elder abuse at home sites and its characteristics varied depending on types of family composition. An inductive qualitative study was conducted on 52 cases cared by nurses of their districts. Those 52 elder abuse cases were collected from the mail survey which was conducted among public health nurses of all districts in Saitama prefecture from May to September 1995. The types of family composition regarding those abuse cases included: 21 families of the elderly, his/her son and the son's wife; 9 families of elderly couple; 5 of the aged living alone; and 17 families of the elderly and his/her single child and other types. The quantitative and qualitative data analysis was made to find out how abuse types were varied due to family composition, and the state of both those abused and being abused. The result showed that the abuse types included: 29 cases of neglect and abandonment; 25 cases of psychological and emotional abuse; and 21 cases of physical abuse. The state of abuse were characterized by both the affectionate state of the family caregivers on the elderly and their capacity for caregiving of each type of families. The result also showed that those cases included four combined patterns of abuse: "neglect", "neglect-isolation", "neglect-isolation-abandonment" , "neglect-isolation-abandonment-physical and psychological harm". These findings help nurses support the elderly and their families in order to prevent abuse.


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電子版ISSN 2432-0811 印刷版ISSN 1346-9665 日本老年看護学会

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