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‘Massage’, hailed as nursing intervention

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for skin rehabilitation for the burn patients and the patients with bedsores

[Editorial
Bureau] Park, Mi Kyung@nursenews.co.kr articles, Article Registration 2000-10-19
10:38:02 am

Highlighted
as effective nursing intervention, the application scope of massage is increasingly
widening.

Health
and Disaster Research Center of Red Cross College of Nursing Health and
Disaster Research Center (Director Cho, Hee) held conference on the theme of
‘Massage as Nursing Therapy’ to verify the effect and importance of the massage
therapy on the patients and seek the ways to establish the massage therapy as stand-alone
nursing intervention.

Nurse
Oh, Jung Ok, who operates Skin Rehabilitation Center after studying in Japan, made
a presentation on ‘Massage as Skin Rehabilitation Therapy’. In her
presentation, she revealed that the massage therapy is effective for the skin
rehabilitation for the burn patients and the patients suffering bedsores, suggesting
that nurses participate in this field.

She
said therapeutic skin care combining skin care and massage know-how (Medical
Soin Aesthetics) for the burn patients will reduce itching, sense of hardening,
protruding tissue, skin strain and wrinkles. This will stabilize the
psychological state of the patients, which will in turn help them return to
their normal social life.

Introducing
a range of massage method [e.g. Gyeongchal (rubbing skin surface gently),
Gangchal(rubbing skin by applying pressure), Yoonal (massaging skin surface
gently, Gota, Jingdon and Jiap, etc.), she emphasized that training courses are
to be prepared so that nurses can learn dozens of massage therapies and use
them professionally.

Professor
Cho, Kyung Sook (Department of Nursing Science, Kyungwon
University) said that it was revealed that massage improves the functions of
various systems such as the skin, musculoskeletal, cardiac vasculature,
lymphatic and nervous system, etc., and is effective for relaxation, pain
reduction, enhancing the function of muscles and skin, fluid movement, etc. She
added that if the communication method called ‘contact’ is used correctly these
days where human-centered nursing is pursed, the massage therapy will be hailed
as economical and effective nursing intervention.

Professor
Kim, Hyang Mi (Department of Nursing Science, Choonhae College) defined the
massage as ‘seeing diseases as the problems with our mind rather than the
problems with our body’.

Reporter
Park, Mi Kyung@nursenews.co.kr