Caregiver functioning after traumatic injury

Kolakowsky-Hayner, Stephanie A.; Kishore, Rekha

doi:10.3233/nre-1999-13105

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“…Among the 16 studies reporting FAD's discriminant validity between families of different clinical populations, in six studies the questionnaire has been administered only to patients (Erol et al, 2007;Fornari et al, 1999;Kugu et al, 2010;LaFrance et al, 2010;McCullough et al, 2003;Waller, 1994a), in two studies only to the principal family caregiver (Kolakowsky-Hayner & Kishore, 1999;Roncone et al, 1998), and in eight studies to both patients and at least one family member (Barroilhet et al, 2009;Friedmann et al, www.FamilyProcess.org 100 / FAMILY PROCESS 1997; Keitner et al, 1989;Koyama et al, 2004;Krawetz et al, 2001;Malec et al, 2007;Waller et al, 1990;Weinstock et al, 2006).…”

Section: Discriminant Validity Among Families Of Different Clinical Pmentioning

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The Evaluation of Family Functioning by the Family Assessment Device: A Systematic Review of Studies in Adult Clinical Populations

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A large body of research, documenting the impact of a family's functioning on health outcomes, highlights the importance of introducing the evaluation of patients' family dynamics into clinical judgment. The Family Assessment Device (FAD) is a self-report questionnaire designed to assess specific dimensions of family functioning. This qualitative systematic review, which follows PRISMA guidelines, aimed to identify the FAD's clinimetric properties and to report the incremental utility of its inclusion in clinical settings. A thorough literature search was performed, using both computerized and manual searches, yielding a total of 148 studies that were included in this review. The FAD has been extensively used in a variety of research contexts. In the majority of studies it was able to discriminate between clinical populations and controls and among groups of patients with different illnesses. The FAD also showed good test-retest and concurrent reliability, and modest sensitivity to change after treatment. FAD-dysfunctional family functioning was related to several patient clinical outcomes, including lower recovery rates and adherence to treatment, longer recovery time, poorer quality of life, and increased risk of relapse and drop-out. The present review demonstrates that the FAD is a suitable instrument for the evaluation of family functioning both in clinical and research settings.

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Section: Discriminant Validity Among Families Of Different Clinical Pmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Evaluation of Family Functioning by the Family Assessment Device: A Systematic Review of Studies in Adult Clinical Populations

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“…The level of stress experienced by the family members of patients who have TBI is so high that professional intervention is appropriate (Rosenbaum & Najeson 1976, Lewin 1979, Brooks 1987, Livingston 1987, Gleckman & Brill 1995, Costello 1998, Kolakowsky & Kishore 1999, Siders 1999, Watanabe et al 2001, Anderson et al 2002, Machamer et al 2002, Wade et al 2002, Hawley et al 2003. Moreover, scores remain very high even for as long as 10-15 years following the trauma (Panting & Merry 1970, Thomsen 1984, Oddy & Coughan 1985, Brooks & Campsie 1986, Rappaport & Herero 1989, Minnes et al 2000.…”

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“…The influence of brain injury severity on how family members cope is as yet unclear (Peters et al 1990, Kreutzer et al 1994b. Reciprocal communication and a reciprocal affective relation with the victim are important for family members to cope effectively (Florian et al 1989, Kreutzer et al 1994b, Kolakowsky & Kishore 1999, Anderson et al 2002. Parents cope better than partners (Thomsen 1974(Thomsen , 1984.…”

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Stress and coping among families of patients with traumatic brain injury: a review of the literature

Verhaeghe

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2005

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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“…Esto conlleva a que sean un colectivo vulnerable a presentar problemas de salud mental a futuro. Diferentes estudios coinciden en reportar que cuidadores de personas con TCE suelen presentar sobrecarga, estrés, fatiga, trastornos somáticos, irritabilidad, aumento en la toma de medicamentos legales, ilegales y alcohol; sentimientos de culpa, enojo, depresión y ansiedad 1,2,[6][7][8][9][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] .…”

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“…Varios estudios han examinado la relación entre los síntomas del paciente con TCE y la salud mental del cuidador. La mayoría de las investigaciones que han indagado en el tema, concluyen que los problemas emocionales, conductuales y de personalidad son los que más se relacionan con la sintomatología del cuidador 1,[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]19 , siendo los problemas físicos, cognitivos o las características de la lesión (por ejemplo, la severidad) los que menos relación tienen con los síntomas de los cuidadores 5,7,10,12,15,17 .…”

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La relación entre la percepción del cuidador sobre los síntomas derivados del daño cerebral en personas con traumatismos craneoencefálicos y su propia Salud Mental

Reyes-Aragón

Landa

Caracuel

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Objetivo: Determinar si existe una relación entre la percepción que tiene el cuidador de los síntomas que presentan los pacientes con traumatismos craneoencefálicos (TCE) y su salud mental.<br />Participantes: Se entrevistó a 50 cuidadores de individuos con TCE de la ciudad de Barranquilla, Colombia, a quienes se les aplicó la escala de satisfacción con la vida, la versión en español del Patient Health Questionary-9, la escala de sobrecarga de Zarit, la escala de autoestima de Rosenberg, el inventario de ansiedad estado-rasgo y un cuestionario de 22 preguntas que evaluó la percepción de síntomas del individuo con TCE, compuesto por cuatro grupos de síntomas: cognitivos, neuroconductuales, físicos y sociales.<br />Resultados: Los análisis de correlación canónica revelaron que a mayor número de síntomas que se perciben en el paciente, peor es la salud mental que tienen los cuidadores, específicamente se encontró que a mayor percepción de síntomas neuroconductuales en el paciente mayor sobrecarga, mayor depresión y menor autoestima en el cuidador.<br />Conclusiones: Los resultados sugieren la necesidad de desarrollar e implementar programas de intervención psicoterapéutica, así como terapia de rehabilitación cognitiva, con el fin de reducir o eliminar los problemas neuroconductuales en personas con TCE en Colombia. De igual forma, es importante el diseño de intervenciones que trabajen de manera paralela con los cuidadores y familiares para orientarlos respecto al impacto que puede tener el TCE tanto en la vida del paciente, como en la familia, brindándoles, además, herramientas para manejar la aparición de problemas emocionales, como la depresión, la baja autoestima y la sobrecarga.

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Caregiver functioning after traumatic injury

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The Evaluation of Family Functioning by the Family Assessment Device: A Systematic Review of Studies in Adult Clinical Populations

The Evaluation of Family Functioning by the Family Assessment Device: A Systematic Review of Studies in Adult Clinical Populations

Stress and coping among families of patients with traumatic brain injury: a review of the literature

La relación entre la percepción del cuidador sobre los síntomas derivados del daño cerebral en personas con traumatismos craneoencefálicos y su propia Salud Mental

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