Kroppsvask i sjukepleia

Boge, Jeanne Helene

doi:10.4220/sykepleienf.2009.0034

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“…Det var med andre ord kommuneøkonomien som avgjorde kor ofte pleietrengjande fekk hjelp til å dusje. Heller ikkje i studien Kroppsvask i sjukepleia (Boge 2008) var det rom for at dei pleietrengjande fekk halde fram med etablerte vanskevanar. Studien var basert på observasjonar og intervju i ein norsk sjukeheim.…”

Section: Tidlegare Studiar Om Kroppsvask I Pleiesamanhengarunclassified

“…Data om korleis dusj vert gjort og erfart er basert på intervju med 8 bebuarar og 10 pleiarar i ein norsk sjukeheim 1 . Intervjua blei gjennomført i 2002 og 2006 i samband med ein studie om kroppsvask (Boge, 2008). Bebuarane som var inkluderte var fødde i perioden 1915-1935.…”

Section: Analyser Av Data Om Dusjpraksisar I Ein Norsk Sjukeheimunclassified

“…Pleiarane hadde vakse opp i ei tid då baderom med tilhøyrande sanitaere fasilitetar blei norma i norske nybygg (Johnsen, 2004;Selseth, 1995). I studien om kroppsvask (Boge, 2008) blei det også gjort observasjonar av kroppsvask i samband med morgonstell, men denne artikkelen inneheld berre i liten grad observasjonsdata.…”

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Dusjing i sjukeheim. Eit historisk og notidig perspektiv

Boge¹

2019

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SamandragIntervju med bebuarar og helsefagarbeidarar i ein norsk sjukeheim viser at pleietrengjande kunne vere misnøgd med dusj kvar 14. dag. Bebuarane var fødde i perioden 1915 – 1935, og misnøyen med vaskepraksisane kan ha samband med at dusjpraksisane i sjukeheimen braut med dei kroppslege vaskevanane som bebuarane hadde vakse opp med. Analyser av historiske studiar om kroppsvask og analyser av lærebøker i sjukepleie viser at på den tida då bebuarane vaks opp var det mest ingen hus i Noreg som hadde bad, og dusj var uvanleg. Full kroppsvask blei vanlegvis gjennomført kvar laurdag. Då sat barna gjerne i ein stamp, medan vaksne sin vekelege fullstendige kroppsvask blei gjennomført ved hjelp av ein klut og vatn i eit vaskefat. Full kroppsvask ved hjelp av dusj kvar 14. dag var med andre ord eit brot med vaskevanane som bebuarane hadde vakse opp med. Nøkkelord : Dusj, sjukeheim, habitus, historisk, kroppsvask Abstract Interviews with residents and auxilliary nurses in a Norwegian nursing home show that the residents could be dissatisfied with showers every 14. day. The residents were born between 1915 – 1935, and the dissatisfaction can be due to the differences between the bodily washing practices they had grown up with and the practices in the contemporary nursing home. Analysis of historic studies and analysis of textbooks in nursing show that at the time when the residents grew up, nearly no houses in Norway had a bathroom and showers were unusual. Full bodywash was usually conducted at Saturdays. The children could be washed in a tub, while the adults used a washbasin and a cloth at their weekely, full bodywashes. Shower every 14. day was not in league with the residents bodily washing habits. Keywords: Shower, nursing home, habitus, historic, nursing, body wash

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Dusjing i sjukeheim. Eit historisk og notidig perspektiv

Boge¹

2019

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“…Cleanliness was considered an important tool for preventing both miasmas and microbes from causing illnesses (Schiøtz, 2003, pp. 25–78; Boge, 2008, pp. 25–29).…”

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“…The daily bodily washing norms that were introduced in Norwegian nursing in 1911 are still practiced today. Observations and interviews in a Norwegian nursing home in 2002 and 2006 showed that patients washed their face, hands, mouth, chest, back, and private parts every day (Boge, 2008, pp. 99–159).…”

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Bodily cleanliness in modern nursing

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Why are bodily washing practices the way they are in nursing? Michel Foucault argues that modern democratic societies discipline human bodies in accordance with political interests. In the extension of that argumentation we will show that bodily cleanliness in modern nursing may have been used as a disciplining tool. The first part of our discussion takes as its point of departure the second half of the 19th/the beginning of the 20th centuries, the period in which modern nursing emerged. At that time scientific theories on hygiene seem to have legitimized the political effort to produce a clean, pleasant-smelling, decent, obedient, and productive population. Doctors, nurses and teachers played important roles in the implementation of hygienic bodily washing practices. The second part of the discussion focuses on the post-war period. At that time humanistic needs theories seem to have legitimized political argumentation for independent patients who washed themselves if possible. Those who could not manage on their own, should, as far as possible, be washed by cheaper staff, so that nurses could concentrate on medical treatment. Finally we argue that present day bodily washing practices in nursing are in accordance with the norms of appearance and smell that arose in the second half of the 19th and the first part of the 20th centuries. We further argue that staff with little or no education perform much of the bodily nursing work. Self-care seems to be of interest only when it reduces public expenses.

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Time ethics for persons with dementia in care homes

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The purpose of this study was to explore situations experienced by 12 health-care providers working in two nursing homes. Individual interviews, using a narrative approach, were conducted. A phenomenological-hermeneutical method, developed for researching life experiences, was applied in the analysis. The findings showed that good care situations are experienced when the time culture is flexible, the carers act in a sovereign time rhythm, not mentioning clock time or time as a stress factor. The results are discussed in terms of anthropological and sociological theory: time as event and action and flexible time cultures. Care settings for persons with dementia represent many challenges, such as a heavy workload and time strain. Time ethics is a construction, understanding time used in caring for persons suffering from dementia, which involves a mature, responsible and flexible nursing approach to these patients.

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Kroppsvask i sjukepleia

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Dusjing i sjukeheim. Eit historisk og notidig perspektiv

Dusjing i sjukeheim. Eit historisk og notidig perspektiv

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