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研究生: 林瑋倫
Wei-Lun Lin
論文名稱: 台灣護理師與外籍病患及照護者溝通之英語口說焦慮
An Investigation of In-service Nurses' EFL Speaking Anxiety in Communicating with Foreign Patients and Caregivers in Taiwan
指導教授: 鄧慧君
Huei-Chun Teng
口試委員: 洪紹挺
Shao-Ting Hung
劉繼仁
Gi-Zen Liu
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 人文社會學院 - 應用外語系
Department of Applied Foreign Languages
論文出版年: 2018
畢業學年度: 106
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 114
中文關鍵詞: 英語口說焦慮專業英語在職護理師
外文關鍵詞: EFL speaking anxiety, ESP, In-service nurses
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近年來隨著台灣的國際化發展使得台灣的醫療人員,特別是醫生和護理師需要更好的英語能力來照顧外籍病患及與照護者溝通。然而,台灣大部分的護理師往往因為英語口說焦慮而無法以英語來與外籍病患及照顧者做良好的溝通,因此,本研究探討台灣護理師在職場上與外籍病患及照護者溝通的英語口說焦慮。主要探討下列之研究問題: (1)當在職場上和外籍病患及照護者溝通時,護理師的焦慮程度為何? (2)台灣護理師的英語口說焦慮為何? (3)護理師面對英語口說焦慮會使用何種因應策略? (4)護理師對英語口說焦慮的觀感為何? 本研究受測對象為就讀於醫事科技大學67位在職進修的二技護理系學生。所有受測者目前除進修期間外,也同時在各大醫療機構服務。此研究包含了量化及質性分析。其主要的工具為英語口說焦慮問卷,目的用來了解在職護理師之英語口說焦慮程度,焦慮來源及解決焦慮的策略。另一項工具為訪談,訪談包含了六個問題。在進行完問卷調查隔一週後,10位自願接受訪談的護理師即進行訪談。
研究結果顯示,受測者英語口說的焦慮程度為中等。受試者之焦慮來源包含缺乏英語口語能力,擔心與病患和照護者因溝通不良造成誤會所產生的後果,專業醫療相關字彙量過少故導致無法跟病患解釋醫學用語和擔心無法跟上外籍病患、照護者及醫師之英語口說的速度。在因應英語口說焦慮策略方面,緩和、準備及尋求同事幫助最常被使用。本研究的結果盼能協助專業英文老師,英語在職訓練講師,及醫療單位行政人員對台灣護理師面對外籍病患及照護者的口說焦慮程度有更深的了解,及提供其針對英語口語焦慮相關的解決策略。


The internationalization of Taiwan, emerged as a result of past political democratization, has greatly affected and changed economic climate. One manifestation of these changes is a remarkable expansion of medical services and treatment for international workers and students as well as immigrants. This requires healthcare providers in Taiwan, particularly doctors and nursing personnel, to acquire greater English proficiency so as to productively respond to international patients’ need. The present study, therefore, explored in-service nurses’ EFL speaking anxiety when they communicate with foreign patients and caregivers at their workplace. This study mainly addressed the following research questions: (1) What are the levels of EFL speaking anxiety of in-service nurses in Taiwan when they communicate with foreign patients and caregivers? (2) What are the sources causing EFL speaking anxiety of Taiwanese in-service nurses? (3) How do Taiwanese in-service nurses cope with their EFL speaking anxiety? (4) What are the nurses’ perceptions on their EFL speaking anxiety? The participants were 67 nursing students recruited from the department of nursing continuing education at a two-year medical technology-based college. Meanwhile, all participants also worked in different departments of healthcare institutions across Northern Taiwan. The main instruments are quantitative and qualitative methods. The questionnaire examined levels, sources, and coping strategies of in-service nurses’ EFL speaking anxiety. The survey was administrated in class, and the semi-structured interviews were scheduled and conducted individually with 10 voluntary participants in the following week.
Results showed that the EFL speaking anxiety of in-service nurses were at moderate level. In addition, the majority of anxiety sources reported by the participants included lack of oral linguistic competence specifically in medical terminology and general vocabulary, fear of consequences of misunderstanding between themselves and foreign patients and caregivers, not able to understand their requests, not able to follow foreign patients, caregivers’ and doctors rapid pace in spoken English. Based on the coping strategies, relaxation and peer seeking were the most frequently used strategies for the participants to deal with speaking anxiety. It is expected that the empirical findings of the present study may, to some extent, facilitate a better understanding of what are Taiwanese in-service nurses’ levels of EFL speaking anxiety, anxiety-provoking sources and strategies used to overcome such anxiety. Finally, the study is expected to serve as a reference for any future research on foreign language speaking anxiety among nursing personnel and also to provide ENP instructors, hospital board of directors, and on-job trainers with some pedagogical implications and empirical evidences to solve this anxiety-related issue.

TABLE OF CONTENTS CHINESE ABSTRACT................................................................................................i ENGLISH ABSTRACT...............................................................................................ii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS...........................................................................................iv TABLE OF CONTENTS………………………………………………….………...vi LIST OF TABLES…………………………………………………….......….……...ix LIST OF FIGURES…………………………………………………………….........x LIST OF APPENDICES…………………………………………………………….xi CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION..........................................................................1 Background of the Study................................................................................1 Needs of the Study.........................................................................................4 Purpose of the Study......................................................................................5 Definition of Key Terms................................................................................6 Significance of the Study...............................................................................7 Organization of the Study..............................................................................8 CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW............................................................9 Overview of English for Specific Purposes...................................................9 Development of ESP.................................................................. ...........9 English for Nursing Purposes...............................................................11 Introduction to Foreign Language Anxiety..................................................16 Definition of Foreign Language Anxiety.............................................16 Foreign Language Learning Anxiety...................................................18 Foreign Language Speaking Anxiety...................................................20 Related Studies on Foreign Language Anxiety............................................23 Sources of Foreign Language Speaking Anxiety.................................23 Coping Strategies of Foreign Language Speaking Anxiety.....................25 Previous studies on Foreign Language Speaking Anxiety…...................28 Related Studies on English as Foreign Language Anxiety of In-service Nurses in Taiwan.............................................................................................34 Summary..........................................................................................................36 CHAPTER THREE METHODOLOGY……………….….……….….…37 Participants......................................................................................................37 Instruments......................................................................................................38 Questionnaire………………………………………………….…….....38 Interview Guide…...………………….………………………..…...….40 Data Collection...............................................................................................42 Data Analysis..................................................................................................44 CHAPTER FOUR RESULTS…………….…………………………………….…...45 Results of Background Information…………………………………….…..45 Results of In-service Nurses’ EFL Speaking Anxiety Level…………....….48 Results of In-service Nurses’ EFL Speaking Anxiety Sources……….........50 Results of Coping Strategies for EFL Speaking Anxiety of In-service Nurses……………………………………………………...........52 Results of the Interviews………………………………………….……......54 Results of the Questions in the Interview Guide...........................................55 CHAPTER FIVE DISCUSSION & CONCLUSION………………….……...…...63 Summary of the Study……………………………………….…………......63 Discussion of the Results………………...……………….……………......64 Implications for Future Study……………………………………...............78 Limitation of the Study.................................................................................82 Conclusion……………………………………………………………..….....84 REFERENCES (ENGLISH).........................................................................................86 REFERENCES (CHINESE)………………………….................................................95

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