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Introduction
Der-Yan Han currently works at the Center for General Education, Taipei Medical University. Der-Yan does research in Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology and Clinical Psychology. Their most recent publication is 'Is the Attitudes Toward Seeking Professional Psychological Help Scale Applicable to Ethnic Chinese Students? Psychometric Properties and Cultural Considerations'.
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Physicians and nurses often exhibit strong negative emotional and behavioral reactions when patients they care for die, and death education helps them cope with these difficulties. When implementing death education, the literature shows that experiential activities are more effective than lecturing, and progressive exposure is the best w...
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Negative emotions of medical students during a gross anatomy laboratory are documented in the field of medical education, but those of dental students are relatively less reported in the literature. The purpose of the present study was to explore negative emotions of dental students during the gross anatomy laboratory and possibl...
Background
Physicians and nurses often exhibit strong negative emotional and behavioral reactions when patients they care for pass away, and death education helps them cope with these difficulties. When implementing death education, the literature shows that experiential activities are more effective than lecturing, and progressive exposure is the...
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Gross anatomy laboratory course at medical school is usually an important learning subject for medical students; however, seeing a cadaver often makes them feel uncomfortable. According to the broaden-and-build theory, positive emotions broaden our inventory of thoughts and actions, and build physical, mental, and social resources. Resea...
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A gross anatomy is an important course for medical students; however, seeing a cadaver often makes them feel uncomfortable. According to the broaden-and-build theory, the present study tried to reduce students’ negative emotions by sequential activities, such as interviews and ceremony, which induced gratitude and other positive emotions...
A rapidly increasing older population and changing family structures in Taiwan have resulted in a significant shift in caregiving resources; there are now more older caregivers, and their psychosocial well-being and quality of life may be affected as a result of their new responsibilities. This study used secondary data from the 2018 Survey of Elde...
大體解剖為醫學系重要之必修課程。國內許多醫學系配合此課程舉辦相關儀式及活動，以增進學生的醫學人文素養。臺北醫學大學在此課程中置入學生對捐贈者家屬之訪談，訪談對象包含家屬或者捐贈者本人。本研究利用量化、質性研究法，以量表、文本分析與焦點團體訪談，探究醫學系160 位學生參與大體老師家屬訪談的效益。量表包含生命態度量表中愛與關懷、死亡態度，以及大體解剖課程學習成效量表、傑佛遜醫師同理心量表。文本來源為學生家訪後的反思心得，並採用內容分析整理學生看法。焦點團體訪談則用以確認量表分析與文本分析。量化研究發現：學生在「愛與關懷」、「死亡態度」與「課程成效」方面，於家訪進行之後顯著提升；同理心期初與期末相比，則顯著下降。質化分析顯示學生在愛與關懷、死亡態度、課程成效、同理心都明顯受大體老師家屬訪問而得到...
Objectives
Many medical schools in Taiwan have adopted a dignified “silent mentor” initiation ceremony to strengthen student’s medical humanity and increase their learning attitudes. This ceremony consists of introductions of the body donor’s conduct and deeds, wreath-laying, and a tea party. However, few empirical studies have examined the influen...
The Attitudes Toward Seeking Professional Psychological Help Scale has been applied widely. However, there is no complete report on the reliability and validity of its Chinese version (ATSPPHS-C). A total of 353 Taiwanese undergraduates completed the ATSPPHS-C, Help-Seeking Willingness Scale, Symptom Check List-90R, and Marlowe-Crowne Social Desira...
Background:
Disclosure of mental distress to physicians is important for mental illness identification, early referrals and proper treatment to prevent suicide. Little is known about what affects mental health communication in the clinical settings in the Chinese societies.
Aims:
The study aimed to identify the demographic, psychosocial and medi...
Attribution theory claims that people who are stigmatized experience more-negative emotional and behavioral reactions from others when they are thought to be responsible for their problems. Accordingly, this study proposed a neurobiology-based psychoeducational intervention, which attempted to reduce people's blameworthy attitudes toward and social...
Existing literature shows that the level of biological attribution and stigma of depression influences willingness to seek help. However, no study has used experimental methods to explore the question whether increasing biological attribution and decreasing blameworthy attitude towards depression will enhance willingness to seek help. In so doing,...
