@article{oai:rctoyota.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000136,
 author = {前田, 節子 and MAEDA, Setsuko and 山本, 敬子 and YAMAMOTO Keiko},
 issue = {1},
 journal = {日本赤十字豊田看護大学紀要, Journal of Japanese Red Cross Toyota College of Nursing},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {application/pdf, 配偶者が付きそう終末期肺がん患者に対して、フットリフレクソロジーを数日間にわたり実施し、患者の反応に対する配偶者の語りに着目し、その変化について質的に検討した。4 回の介入を行う中で、配偶者の語りの内容は４つに分類された。第一に配偶者が研究協力者としての役割遂行のため患者に働きかける言葉、第二に、病前の患者の回想と感謝の念、第三に、徐々に進行する病状の自覚と葛藤が見受けられる言葉、第四に、フットリフレクソロジーを受けている患者の反応から「嬉しさ」を表出される言葉に分けられた。
本事例を通し、フットリフレクソロジーをはじめとした手で触れるケアは、単に気持ちよさを提供するだけでなく、終末期患者と残された時間を共有する配偶者にとって、患者への思い、葛藤、感謝の念を無意識に感情表出される機会となり得る。このプロセスが配偶者への癒しをもたらし、グリーフケアにつながることに気づかされた。, The terminal lung cancer patient who was accompanied by her partner received foot-reflexology several times. The study focused attention to the partner’s narratives on the patient’s responses, and aimed for qualitative analyses of the changes of the partner’s narratives. After four time interventions, the partner’s narratives were categorized into four kinds:First, the words of the partner who was addressing the patient, playing a role of a cooperator of the study; secondly, the words of recalling the patient before the illness, and words of appreciation; thirdly, words of awareness and conflict on the progression of the illness; and fourthly, words that expressed the pleasure of the patient who was receiving the foot-reflexology. Through this case, we observed that a touching care such as footreflexology not only gave pleasant feelings to the patient, but also had a significant impact on the partner who shared the time with the terminal patient. For instance, it could be an opportunity for the partner to express his thoughts, conflicts and appreciations for the patient. We discovered that this process comforted the partner, in other words, the caregiver and lead to his grief-care.},
 pages = {55--62},
 title = {フットリフレクソロジーによる終末期肺がん患者の反応と同席した配偶者の語り},
 volume = {9},
 year = {2014}
}