台湾晚期癌症患者的患病经历。

IF 1.5 4区 心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Omega-Journal of Death and Dying Pub Date : 2024-11-01 Epub Date: 2022-05-13 DOI:10.1177/00302228221101281
Min-Tao Hsu, Hsun-Kuei Ko
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摘要

癌症晚期患者的患病经历是在台湾文化背景下讨论的,使用解释性民族志方法(访谈和参与者观察),强调整体主义和象征性互动主义。来自台湾不同县的23名晚期癌症患者在42个月的时间里被招募。研究人员在他们接近死亡时跟踪他们的进展,以更好地了解他们的癌症晚期经历。在阿加解释学循环方法的指导下,一项解释性分析揭示了五个主位维度:感受死亡的压迫、与家人并肩作战、加强身体治疗、解决未完成的事务以及结束控制疼痛的斗争。讨论了对护理人员的影响。
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Illness Experiences of Advanced Cancer Patients in Taiwan.

The illness experiences of advanced cancer patients are discussed in a Taiwanese cultural context, using an interpretive ethnographic approach (interviews and participant observations) emphasizing holism and symbolic interactionism. A total of 23 advanced cancer patients from different counties in Taiwan were recruited over a 42-month period. The researcher followed their progress as they approached death to better understand their terminal cancer experiences. An interpretive analysis guided by Agar's hermeneutic cycle approach revealed five emic dimensions: feeling the oppression of death, fighting alongside family, intensifying bodily healing efforts, settling unfinished business, and ending the struggle to control pain. Implications for caregivers are discussed.

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