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Experiences of Nurses Caring for Unresponsive Terminally Ill Elderly Patients Yuka Taniguchi 1 , Keiko Tsuboi 2 , Kyoko Numoto 2 1Department of Nursing, Faculty of Science,Kobe Tokiwa University 2Kobe City College of Nursing Keyword: 高齢者 , 終末期ケア , 意思疎通不可能 , 療養病床 , 質的記述的研究 , elderly , end-of-life care , unresponsive , long-term care wards , qualitative and descriptive analysis pp.95-104
Published Date 2014/3/20
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 The purpose of this study is to clarify experiences of nurses who provide terminal care for unresponsive elderly patients. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 10 nurses for qualitative and descriptive analysis. As a result, three categories were determined, including: “to support people to ‘live’ as they choose until the end,” “to focus on terminal care while discovering values in the care they provide” and “to be distressed by conflicts surrounding the ‘meaning of life.” Nurses were providing support to help people to live as they choose as a human being, as long as their lives continue under any circumstances on the basis of care to “support the elderly to ‘live on’ as they choose to the last breath. Nurses “who aim at terminal care while discovering values in the care they provide" positively worked on care, thriving on small joy through involvement. On the other hand, nurses “who are distressed by conflicts surrounding the ‘meaning of life’ were in a situation of losing confidence, suggesting the need for support to alleviate psychological burdens.


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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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