英文摘要 |
The researcher used the 'pre-understanding' of the family members of kidney transplant recipients as a starting point for this research. Based on hermeneutical phenomenological research methods, put the research object in their life world to understand and interpret their life experience of kidney transplantation. The subjects of the study included 10 people who had undergone kidney transplantation for more than one year, including 4 cadaver transplants in Taiwan, 4 transplants in China, and 2 relatives transplanted. The research questions focus on the psychological and social aspects of kidney transplant recipients, including: (1) Exploring the body image of kidney transplant recipients in their treatment experience; (2) In the psychological aspect, the process of the kidney transplant recipient's physical adaptation to the new organ; (3) In the social aspect, the experience of interacting with the social system through the new kidney after kidney transplantation. The interpretation of the text is divided into three parts: (1) The new adaptation: coexist with the new kidney; (2) The new kidney: service without warranty; (3) The new life: re-understanding of the life world. At the end of the article, the researcher starts from the transplant recipient, and discusses three parts: Information acquisition before transplantation, hope for the new kidney with a positive body image, The appearance of human beings after kidney transplantation. And three suggestions are put forward: (1) Focus on the whole person as the center of the transplant team for the peripheral covering services; (2) Increase the completeness of psychosocial adaptation information, in order to lay the foundation for decision-making for transplant recipients; (3) Improve the patient group of kidney transplant recipients Function. |