看護における少数者としての職業経験

Nurses working at hospitals mostly work in teams to provide nursing care. Due to the rapid increasing number of nursing colleges, introduction of adult entrance examination systems, increasing number of male nurses, employment of foreign nurses, and so on, the nursing community in Japan has changed...

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Published in看護教育学研究 Vol. 25; no. 1; pp. 1 - 5
Main Author 松田 安弘
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published Japan Academic Society of Nursing Education 2016
日本看護教育学学会
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Summary:Nurses working at hospitals mostly work in teams to provide nursing care. Due to the rapid increasing number of nursing colleges, introduction of adult entrance examination systems, increasing number of male nurses, employment of foreign nurses, and so on, the nursing community in Japan has changed over the years, and nursing teams currently comprise nurses with various backgrounds. It is therefore essential that majority nurses, who share similar backgrounds, and minority nurses, whose backgrounds differ from those of the majority nurses, cooperate with each other and provide high-quality patient care. Hence, it is necessary for both majority and minority nurses to understand each other. This paper introduces research findings that contribute to the understanding of the experiences of minority nurses and provide suggestions for individual the occupational activities of nurses. 病院で働く看護職者は、多くの場合、チームで看護を提供している。看護系大学の急増、社会人入試制度の導入、男性看護師の増加、外国人看護師の受け入れ等、わが国の看護職の社会は年々変化し、看護チームは様々な背景を持つ看護職者によって構成されるようになった。このような変化に伴い、同一の背景を持つ多数者と、多数者とは異なる背景を持つ少数者が協働して質の高い看護を提供することが求められる。そのためには、まず、多数者、少数者の両者が相互に理解し合う必要がある。そこで、本稿は、少数者の経験の理解に資する研究成果を紹介し、看護職者として豊かに職業活動を展開していくための示唆を提示する。
ISSN:0917-6314
2432-0242
DOI:10.19015/jasne.25.1_1