配偶在照顾生命晚期脆弱伴侣时,对情感和生存支持的经验

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Validation of a Psychosocial Intervention on Body Image in Older People: An Experimental Design

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Helena Larsson^1,2, Anna-Karin Edberg^1,2, Kerstin Blomqvist^1,2

¹Faculty of Health Sciences, Kristianstad University, Kristianstad, Sweden.

International journal of older people nursing

|April 24, 2025

概括

照顾脆弱伴侣的老年配偶需要情感和生存支持. 为共同的经历和感受创造一个安全的空间对于他们的福祉和未来前景至关重要.

科学领域:

老年学是指老年学的学科.
护理人员支持护理人员支持
定性研究是指质量研究.

背景情况:

照顾衰弱的老年伴侣往往需要未得到满足的支持需求.
探索配偶对情感和生存支持的看法至关重要.
支持性结构可以增强家庭护理人员的生存健康和福祉.

研究的目的:

探索配偶对情感和生存支持的经验.
了解在照顾一个脆弱的伴侣时,什么样的支持是宝贵的.
为制定更好的护理人员支持系统提供信息.

主要方法:

使用多阶段焦点小组采访进行探索性研究.
十个老年配偶每人参加了三次小组会议.
数据使用传统内容分析进行分析,并遵循COREQ的指导方针.

主要成果:

配偶重视一种可以接受悲伤的氛围.
与他人分享经验,提供了安全,同情和安慰.
参与者感到自由地希望,释放过去,并设想他们的未来.

结论:

情感和存在的支持促进了反思和表达情感的环境.
组织支持应考虑身体,社会,个人和精神方面的维度.
护理干预应专注于生活过渡期间的关系方面.

关键词:

内容分析内容分析情感上的担忧,情感上的担忧.存在的担忧是存在的担忧.聚焦小组是一个重点小组.晚年生活中的伴侣.配偶配偶配偶配偶配偶支持支持支持支持支持

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