産婦人倫理の世界的展望: 国際的なデルフィー研究による実践の重要な特徴
Kate Buchanan1, Sara Bayes1, Elizabeth Newnham2
1Edith Cowan University, 270 Joondalup Drive, Joondalup, Western Australia 6027, Australia; Fiona Stanley Hospital, 14 Barry Marshall Road, Murdoch, Western Australia, Australia.
Midwifery
|August 27, 2025
まとめ
産婦人科は倫理的ケアを 4つの領域で概念化しています 哲学,関係性ケア,生活経験,アドボカシーです この研究は,倫理的な助産術の実践の重要な特徴を定義し,その実用的な適用を告げる.
科学分野:
- 助産学の研究
- バイオエシック
- 医療専門家の倫理
背景:
- 高品質な助産師のケアには 倫理的な実践が不可欠です
- 倫理 を 実践 する こと は 助産師 に とっ て 難しい こと が あり ます.
- 助産師の倫理観の概念化と応用には ギャップがあります
研究 の 目的:
- 助産師の倫理観と経験の実践を調査する.
- 産婦人倫理の基本的な特徴を特定する.
主な方法:
- 21か国から50人の参加者が参加した2ラウンドのデルフィーアプローチです.
- 第"ラウンドの定性データはテーマ別分析された.
- 第2ラウンドは,REDCapのポータルを通じて,派生したステートメントのランキングとコメントが含まれています.
主要な成果:
- 倫理的な助産婦と妊産婦のケアを定義する4つの領域と14の特徴が開発されました.
- 産婦人学の哲学に基づいた,関係性ケア,体現された経験,アドボカシー.
- この発見は 産婦人科の倫理観を反映しています
結論:
- 特定された領域と特徴は,助産師のユニークな倫理的慣行についての洞察を提供します.
- この基本的な情報は 助産士倫理の実践的な適用を導くことができます
- 参加者は哲学,生殖正義,女性の自主性への連帯に根ざした助産士倫理を構築したいと考えています.
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