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Older homebound women: negotiating reliance on a cane or walker.

机译：居家较老的妇女：谈判依靠拐杖或助行器。

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Canes and walkers are commonly characterized as assistive devices that serve the same purpose: as walking aides. These general views were reappraised and tempered in this descriptive phenomenological study with 40 older women (aged 85 to 98 years) who were unable to leave their homes without help. The purpose was to describe the phenomena of negotiating reliance on canes and walkers as walking devices and the lifeworld context underlying each phenomenon. Relative to lifeworld, there were differences between coming to terms with using a cane and coming to terms with using a walker. Data revealed similarities and distinctions between the basic intentions of relying on canes and walkers and the associated purposes served by canes and walkers. Participants did not view either device as consistently assistive. Findings evoke opportunities for dialogue among older persons, scholars, practitioners, and designers of these devices about coming to terms with such devices and relying on them.
机译：拐杖和助行器通常被描述为具有相同目的的辅助设备：助行器。这些描述性现象学研究对40名年龄较大的女性（85至98岁）无法在没有帮助的情况下离家出走的情况进行了重新描述，并重新审视了这些一般性观点。目的是描述谈判依赖于拐杖和助行器作为行走设备的现象，以及每种现象背后的生活世界背景。相对于生活世界，习惯使用拐杖和适应助行器之间存在差异。数据显示，依靠拐杖和助行器的基本意图与拐杖和助行器所服务的相关目的之间存在相似性和区别。参与者没有将这两种设备视为一贯的辅助手段。这些发现唤起了老年人，学者，从业者以及这些设备设计者之间进行对话的机会，以使他们适应并依靠它们。

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