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가족인형놀이가 정신지체 아동의 자발적 발화에 미치는 효과 : 사례연구 Case Study
김윤선,김수정,이경희,한현민 대진대학교 교육대학원 교육연구소 2002 교육연구 Vol.4 No.1
The experiment was undertaken to determine the effect of family puppet play on spontaneous utterance of a five-year-old child with mental retardation. The intervention was three major activites, that is the meeting with father, the playing with elder brother, and the eating time with mother. The intervention continued over 15 weeks, and lasted 26 sessions (20 minutes a session). The data gathered were response to imitation demand, spontaneous imitation, spontaneous utterance, and emotion expressive utterance. The results revealed that in initial sessions response to imitation demand and spontaneous imitation were dominated, but spontaneous utterance and emotion expressive utterance were rapidly increased after 10th and 12th session, respectively.
김윤선,이영휘 노인간호학회 2008 노인간호학회지 Vol.10 No.1
Purpose: This study was done to develop core nursing interventions for day care services for elders with dementia. Method: The nursing records from a center for elders with dementia located in In-Cheon were collected and analyzed. Nursing interventions found in these records and core nursing interventions from geriatric and psychiatric nursing presented in the Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC) formed the basic material for evaluation of nursing intervention records. Nursing domains and subordinate classes, and core nursing interventions for elders with dementia were then identified and 66 core nursing interventions were preselected for confirmation, In order to evaluate the validity of the core nursing intervention, preexamination of the data was done by two professors who had expertise and clinical experience in geriatric nursing and nursing information, This process was followed by an insPection of the items by a committee consisting of 10 nurses working in 6 different centers for elders with dementia. Results : Nursing practice for elders with dementia was found to correspond to 6 nursing domains and 14 nursing classes in NIC. The domains were 'physiological: basic', 'physiological: complex', 'safety', 'behavior', 'family, and 'health system', but not the 'community' domain. Fifty three nursing interventions (80.30%) of the 66 core nursing interventions were found to be valid, bringing the average correspondence rate to 90.38%. Conclusion: These results can be considered a significant attempt to present standard .nursing intervention records for use in day care services for elders with dementia.