Jiamin Kang, Jiale Hu, Chunji Yan, Xueyan Xing, Shumin Tu, Fang Zhou
Development and applications of the anaesthetists' non-technical skills behavioural marker system: protocol for a systematic review
BMJ open
study used narrative interviewing grounded theory analysis discover phases trauma integration japanese women experienced intimate partner violence ipv interviewed 23 japanese women experienced ipv using clinical ethnographic narrative interviews ceni november 2017 september 2018 tokyo japan data 11 participants achieved trauma integration using trauma recovery rubric analyzed using modified grounded theory approach six phases trauma integration journey ipv discovered 1 chaos 2 burning 3 focusing 4 challenging 5 deepening insights 6 rebuilding survivors described processes exploration reactions concurrent challenges focused finding ways protect rediscover reembrace healing physical psychological spiritual distresses also rebuilt relationships others acquired knowledge skills achieve new life notably primary components recovery processes changes selfperception selfinterpretation trauma impacts ones life within oneself multiple angles addition traditional japanese norms gender roles beliefs concerning ideal life woman fear behaving differently others profoundly influenced recovery process study highlights importance incorporating individuals cultures phase needs personal selfdevelopment timeframes developing trauma integration interventions