재활치료 중인 뇌졸중 환자의 스트레스 경험에 대한 현상학적 연구: 대처요구를 중심으로
Phenomenological Study on the Stress Experiences of Stroke Patients in Rehabilitation: Focused on Coping Needs
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Purpose: This study endeavored to delve into the lived experiences of stroke patients undergoing rehabilitation, with a particular focus on the stressors and coping mechanisms encountered during their hospital stay. By identifying common patterns within these experiences, the aim is to enlighten the development of more compassionate and effective support structures tailored to stroke recovery. Methods: Employing a qualitative phenomenological methodology, the research engaged ten stroke survivors through in-depth semi-structured interviews. The essence of the participants’ experiences was distilled using Colaizzi’s methodological framework, gathering data from a single hospital in D city throughout December 2024. Results: The analysis delineated five primary categories: ‘Existential Despair regarding Minimal Human Dignity,’ ‘Physical Suffering Stemming from Uncontrollable Symptoms,’ ‘Difficulties in Interpersonal Connections,’ ‘Recollections of Experiencing a Stroke Initiated by Delirium,’ and ‘Navigating through Stress Encounters.’ The participants voiced a dire need for augmented emotional support, suggesting music stabilization therapy and intensive counseling, facilitated by detailed insights into the stroke rehabilitation journey. Conclusion: The study emphasizes the critical role of psychological wellness in the realm of stroke rehabilitation. Incorporating tailored psychological aid and offering exhaustive knowledge about the recovery trajectory can notably amplify the quality of life and rehabilitation outcomes for stroke survivors. These findings advocate for healthcare professionals to embrace a comprehensive approach in post-stroke management, prioritizing both psychological well-being and physical recuperation.
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Purpose: This study endeavored to delve into the lived experiences of stroke patients undergoing rehabilitation, with a particular focus on the stressors and coping mechanisms encountered during their hospital stay. By identifying common patterns within these experiences, the aim is to enlighten the development of more compassionate and effective support structures tailored to stroke recovery. Methods: Employing a qualitative phenomenological methodology, the research engaged ten stroke survivors through in-depth semi-structured interviews. The essence of the participants’ experiences was distilled using Colaizzi’s methodological framework, gathering data from a single hospital in D city throughout December 2024. Results: The analysis delineated five primary categories: ‘Existential Despair regarding Minimal Human Dignity,’ ‘Physical Suffering Stemming from Uncontrollable Symptoms,’ ‘Difficulties in Interpersonal Connections,’ ‘Recollections of Experiencing a Stroke Initiated by Delirium,’ and ‘Navigating through Stress Encounters.’ The participants voiced a dire need for augmented emotional support, suggesting music stabilization therapy and intensive counseling, facilitated by detailed insights into the stroke rehabilitation journey. Conclusion: The study emphasizes the critical role of psychological wellness in the realm of stroke rehabilitation. Incorporating tailored psychological aid and offering exhaustive knowledge about the recovery trajectory can notably amplify the quality of life and rehabilitation outcomes for stroke survivors. These findings advocate for healthcare professionals to embrace a comprehensive approach in post-stroke management, prioritizing both psychological well-being and physical recuperation.
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