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摘要
这篇文献综述描述了在从怀孕到婴儿一岁的成长为父亲的护理研究领域所做的工作。目的是描述和分析关于这一主题的现有研究知识。本综述的材料包括来自Cinahl(1983/1995)和Medline(1966-9/1995)数据库的56篇文章,关键词为father, fathers, fathering and fatherhood。采用内容分析法。重点关注的是文章的内容以及所使用的研究设计和方法。确定了五个主要内容领域:男子健康、从压力和社会支持的角度看从男子成长为父亲、作为重要生活经历的父亲、父亲与子女之间的关系、夫妻关系和家庭功能。很明显,芬兰在护理研究中需要更多关于男性过程的信息,这样我们才能更好地理解这些过程,并进一步改进护理干预措施。男性过程主要通过使用定量方法和横断面设置进行研究。这些研究的主要困难是样本量小,因此缺乏普遍性。需要更多的定性信息,以便我们能够更深入地了解男性的过程、期望和愿望。
[From man to father--a review of nursing research].
This literature review describes the work that has been done in the field of nursing research on growth into fatherhood starting from pregnancy and through the infant's first year of life. The purpose is to describe and analyse the existing research knowledge on this subject. The material of this review consists of 56 articles derived from the Cinahl (1983/1995) and Medline (1966-9/1995) databases using the keywords father, fathers, fathering and fatherhood. The method of content analysis was employed. The focal concern was with the contents of the articles and with the research designs and methods used. Five main content areas were identified: man's health, growth from manhood into fatherhood from the points of view stress and social support, fatherhood as a significant life experience, the relationship between father and child, the couple relationship and family functioning. It is obvious that more information is needed in Finland on male processes also in nursing research so that we can better understand those processes and further improve nursing interventions. Male processes have primarily been studied by using quantitative methods and cross-sectional settings. The main difficulties with the studies have been their small sample sizes and accordingly lack of generalizability. More qualitative information is required so that we can reach a deeper understanding on male processes, expectations and wishes.