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dc.description.abstract燒傷癢是燒傷倖存者於復健期間最難以忍受的困擾之一,廣泛的影響燒傷患者之身心健康,且可在傷後維持數年以上,然而迄今對燒傷癢的心理病理學機制和理解仍相當稀少。本研究旨在提出燒傷癢的相關心理機制,該模型包含惡化循環以及康復路徑,並探討正念減壓(MBSR)對燒傷癢的影響。研究一為為橫斷研究 (n = 83),檢驗燒傷癢之心理機制,測量的項目包括燒傷癢敏感度、與癢相關之認知評估、負向情緒、睡眠品質、燒傷癢後果、正念特質以及接納慢性癢,以階層迴歸和序列中介進行分析。研究二為縱貫式研究,採三波調查進行探討,參與正念減壓組為13人、控制組為21人,分別完成基線期(T0) 、完成正念團體後之介入調查(T1) 以及兩個月後追蹤調查(T2)。測量的項目包括燒傷癢、負向情緒、睡眠困擾以及正念特質,以t 檢定和階層回歸以及中介分析進行分析。研究一結果顯示,序列中介確認了雙向的燒傷癢惡化循環以及單向的康復路徑,且發現正念特質可分別調節燒傷癢敏感度與慢性癢接納以及燒傷癢敏感度與康復狀態之關係。研究二結果顯示,正念介入組與控制組在基線期、介入後調查以及兩個月後追蹤調查之正念特質、負向情緒、睡眠困擾及燒傷癢皆無顯著差異,然而T0之正念特質可分別透過T0、T1、T2之睡眠困擾預測T0、T1、T2之燒傷癢。綜上所述,正念特質對燒傷癢敏感度具緩衝作用並可促進慢性癢接納和康復,因此能減緩相關之負向認知評估、負向情緒、睡眠困擾和燒傷癢後果,使得燒傷患者得以跳脫惡化循環進入康復路徑。同時,正念特質可提升燒燙傷患者的睡眠品質,減緩睡眠困擾,進而使燒傷癢得以減緩; 正念特質亦可分別透過2個月和4個月後的睡眠困擾預測2個月和4個月後之燒傷癢。但未來針對燒傷癢之正念團體,仍需調整以更符合燒傷患者之身心需求。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractIntroduction: Burn pruritus is one of the most unbearable disturbances during the rehabilitation period and can last for years after the burn incident. However, there is sparse empirical exploration on its psychopathological mechanisms and potential intervention as of date. This study aimed to propose a psychological model for burn pruritus, which contains a vicious cycle and a recovery process, and to investigate the effect of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) in burn patients. Methods: Study 1 is a cross-sectional study (n = 83), that examines the proposed psychological model for burn pruritus. Sensitivity to itch, itch related cognitive appraisal, negative emotions, sleep quality, itch consequences, mindfulness, and acceptance of chronic pruritus were measured. To analyze the data, hierarchical regression and multiple serial mediation analyses were conducted. Study 2 is a prospective and longitudinal study with three-time points for data collection. Participants of MBSR group (n = 13) and control group (n = 21) completed assessments at baseline (T0), after MBSR intervention (T1), and 2 months after intervention follow up (T2). Burn pruritus, negative emotions, sleep quality, and mindfulness were measured. To analyze the data, t-tests, hierarchical regressions, and mediation analyses were used. Results: In study 1, multiple serial mediation analyses confirmed the bidirectional vicious cycle and unidirectional recovery path of burn itch. In addition, mindfulness moderated the relationships between sensitivity to itch and acceptance of chronic itch and the relationship between sensitivity to itch and recovery. In study 2 no significant differences were found between MBSR and the control group in mindfulness, negative emotions, sleep quality, or pruritus level at T0, T1, and T2. Besides, mindfulness at T0 predicted pruritus at T0, T1, and T2 via sleep quality at T0, T1, and T2. Conclusions: Trait mindfulness has a buffering effect on itch sensitivity and promotes acceptance of chronic itch and recovery, hence mitigating itch related cognitive appraisal, negative emotions, and itch consequences. Concurrently trait mindfulness alleviates burn itch by improving sleep quality of burn patients. It also predicts burn pruritus in 2 and 4 months through sleep disturbances in the same interval. Taken together, by cultivating mindfulness, burn patients can break the vicious cycle of itch and enter the recovery path via mindfulness practice. Nevertheless, MBSR needs further modification to tailor to burn patients.en
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dc.description.tableofcontents論文口試委員審定書 i
致謝 ii
摘要 iv
Abstract v
目次 vii
表目次 ix
圖目次 xi
第一章 緒 論 1
第一節 燒傷後癢的臨床現象 4
第二節 燒傷癢與情緒及睡眠之關聯性 9
第三節 正念與癢之關聯性 14
第四節 與癢相關的敏感度及認知評估 16
第五節 癢的心理治療取向與理論 18
第六節 燒傷慢性癢的認知行為心理模型 20
第七節 先前研究限制與待探討議題 31
第八節 研究目的、架構及假設 32
第二章 研究一之方法 41
第一節 參與者與研究程序 41
第二節 研究工具 44
第三節 統計分析 48
第三章 研究一之結果 49
第一節 描述統計及相關分析 49
第二節 燒傷癢之預測因子分析 53
第三節 燒傷癢惡化循環之序列中介模型分析 56
第四節 燒傷慢性癢康復序列之中介模型分析 83
第四章 研究一之討論 97
第一節 慢性癢之雙向惡化循環 98
第二節 慢性癢之單向康復路徑 100
第三節 研究貢獻與臨床應用 104
第四節 研究限制以及未來方向 105
第五章 研究二之方法 107
第一節 參與者與研究程序 107
第二節 研究工具 115
第三節 資料分析 115
第六章 研究二之結果 117
第一節 身心症狀相關分析 117
第二節 實驗組與控制組之差異檢定分析 119
第三節 階層迴歸分析對燒傷癢之獨特預測變項 124
第四節 中介分析 126
第七章 研究二之討論 129
第一節 正念減壓未能達到顯著效果的可能原因 130
第二節 睡眠困擾中介正念和燒傷癢之關係 132
第三節 研究貢獻與臨床應用 133
第四節 研究限制以及未來方向 134
第八章 總結 137
第一節 臨床推論 137
第二節 臨床建議 141
第三節 未來研究建議 141
參考文獻 143
附錄一 研究同意書 183
附錄二 研究工具 199
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dc.language.isozh_TW-
dc.subject燒傷癢後果zh_TW
dc.subject燒傷癢zh_TW
dc.subject燒傷癢之惡化循環zh_TW
dc.subject燒傷癢康復路徑zh_TW
dc.subject接納慢性癢zh_TW
dc.subject正念特質zh_TW
dc.subject燒傷癢敏感度zh_TW
dc.subject燒傷癢認知評估zh_TW
dc.subject負向情緒zh_TW
dc.subject睡眠困擾zh_TW
dc.subjectrecovery path of itchen
dc.subjectburn pruritusen
dc.subjectmindfulnessen
dc.subjectitch sensitivityen
dc.subjectnegative emotionen
dc.subjectsleep disturbanceen
dc.subjectitch related cognitive appraisalen
dc.subjectitch consequencesen
dc.subjectacceptanceen
dc.subjectvicious cycle of itchen
dc.title燒傷癢的心理病理與康復機制及正念減壓介入研究zh_TW
dc.titleA Proposed Psychopathology and Recovery Model and Effects of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for Burn Pruritusen
dc.typeThesis-
dc.date.schoolyear111-1-
dc.description.degree博士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee蘇逸人;陳秀蓉;廖士程;洪福建zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeYi-Jen Su;Hsiu-Jung Chen;Shih-Cheng Liao;Fu-Chien Hungen
dc.subject.keyword燒傷癢,正念特質,燒傷癢敏感度,燒傷癢認知評估,負向情緒,睡眠困擾,燒傷癢後果,接納慢性癢,燒傷癢之惡化循環,燒傷癢康復路徑,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordburn pruritus,mindfulness,itch sensitivity,negative emotion,sleep disturbance,itch related cognitive appraisal,itch consequences,acceptance,vicious cycle of itch,recovery path of itch,en
dc.relation.page214-
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202300105-
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dc.date.accepted2023-02-03-
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