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No turning back: A roller coaster marathon of adult live liver donation to surviving recipients.

机译：没有回头路：向幸存者捐赠成人活体肝脏的过山车马拉松。

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The aim of this phenomenological study was to examine the experiences of adult-to-adult liver organ donors and the meaning these individuals attribute to the experience of donation. Dr. Patricia Munhall's (2001) method for phenomenological inquiry guided this study.; Six participants were recruited from the liver transplant program at a northeastern, urban, academic Medical Center. Five women and one man participated in the study. They ranged in age from 27 years to 53 years. Three of the participants donated to their spouses, one participant donated to a sister, and two participants donated to a parent.; Qualitative, in-depth semi-structured interviews were used to explore the thoughts, feelings and experiences that living donation had for these liver donors and the meaning donors attribute to the phenomena. Reflecting, writing, and rewriting to create a narrative of the essences of the donor's experience was used to analyze data via Munhall's (2001) phenomenological approach.; The study identified five themes: (1) No turning back---How do I live without you; (2) Roller Coaster Marathon; (3) Donor Network; (4) The scar; (5) Reflections---Time to think.; At the center of the experience was the donor's commitment to the recipient. Once donors started the donation process, they saw it through to the end. The process was complex and donors received varying levels of support from family, friends, health care professionals and others. Once LDLT occurred, the donor was left with a physical reminder in the form of a scar. As the donor and recipient recovered, the donor began to reflect on the meaning of being a donor.; Study participants were recruited from one transplant center. Caution should be observed before assuming that these findings are meaningful in all contexts.
机译：这项现象学研究的目的是检验成人到成人肝器官捐献者的经历以及这些人归因于捐献经历的意义。 Patricia Munhall博士（2001）的现象学研究方法指导了这项研究。东北城市大学医学中心的肝脏移植计划招募了六名参与者。五名妇女和一名男子参加了这项研究。他们的年龄从27岁到53岁不等。参与者中有三位捐赠给自己的配偶，一位参与者捐赠给了姐姐，两名参与者捐赠给了父母。定性，深入的半结构化访谈被用于探讨这些肝脏捐献者的活体捐献所产生的思想，感受和经验，以及有意义的捐献者归因于这种现象。反思，写作和重写以叙述捐赠者经验的本质，并通过Munhall（2001）现象学方法来分析数据。这项研究确定了五个主题：（1）永不退缩-没有你我该如何生活； （2）过山车马拉松； （3）捐助网络； （4）疤痕； （5）思考-思考的时候。经验的中心是捐助者对接受者的承诺。一旦捐助者开始了捐赠过程，他们就会看到它直到最后。这个过程很复杂，捐助者从家人，朋友，卫生保健专业人员和其他人那里得到了不同程度的支持。一旦发生LDLT，捐献者会留下疤痕形式的身体提示。随着捐赠者和接受者的康复，捐赠者开始反思成为捐赠者的意义。研究参与者是从一个移植中心招募的。在假定这些发现在所有情况下都有意义之前，应谨慎行事。

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    Cabello, Charlotte C.;

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    Columbia University.;

  • 授予单位 Columbia University.;
  • 学科 Health Sciences Nursing.; Health Sciences Medicine and Surgery.
  • 学位 D.N.Sc.
  • 年度 2006
  • 页码 152 p.
  • 总页数 152
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
  • 中图分类 预防医学、卫生学;
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