Scannell-Desch E
College of Nursing, Rutgers University, USA.
J Transcult Nurs. 2000 Apr;11(2):87-95. doi: 10.1177/104365960001100202.
Many books and studies have described the male Vietnam War culture, whereas similar literature about women is almost nonexistent. This study describes the culture of war nursing as experienced by 24 U.S. women military nurses. Data were generated using a core question and in-depth interviews. Phenomenology served as the research method, incorporating data analysis procedures of Colaizzi and Lincoln and Guba. Nine theme categories were identified to describe the culture of war nursing. Core values of the military culture were threaded throughout descriptions, and activities to make their environment more homelike embodied the positive values of their culture.
许多书籍和研究都描述了男性越战文化，而关于女性的类似文献几乎不存在。本研究描述了24名美国女性军事护士所体验到的战争护理文化。数据通过一个核心问题和深入访谈生成。现象学作为研究方法，纳入了科莱齐以及林肯和古巴的数据分析程序。确定了九个主题类别来描述战争护理文化。军事文化的核心价值观贯穿于描述之中，使她们的环境更像家的活动体现了其文化的积极价值观。
