养老院居民生活经历中的存在孤独感和生命意义

IF 1.2 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

International Journal of Care and Caring Pub Date : 2024-06-03 DOI:10.1332/23978821y2024d000000047

Helena Larsson, S. Saarelainen, M. Sjöberg, Jessie Dezutter, G. Haugan

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本研究拓展了我们对存在孤独感和生命意义如何在养老院居民的生活体验中产生联系的理解。我们对养老院居民（n = 8）的访谈进行了二次分析。分析以模板分析的归纳法开始，以理论框架的指导演绎法结束。存在孤独感和生命意义在疗养院居民的日常生活中十分突出，与人际关系和脆弱处境有关，涉及（1）被看见、（2）对生命的信任和（3）展望未来。要提高养老院居民的生存幸福感，促进有意义的关系和体验至关重要。

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Existential loneliness and meaning-in-life in the lived experience of nursing home residents

This study expands our understanding of how existential loneliness and meaning-in-life might be connected in the lived experience of nursing home residents. A secondary analysis of interviews with nursing home residents (n = 8) was conducted. The analysis starts inductively using template analysis, and ends deductively, with a theoretical framework guiding the process. Existential loneliness and meaning-in-life are prominent in nursing home residents’ everyday lives and relate to relationships and vulnerable situations involving (1) being seen, (2) trust in life and (3) looking forward. To enhance existential well-being in nursing home residents, facilitating meaningful relationships and experiences is essential.

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International Journal of Care and Caring SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-

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2.60

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