The socio-emotional behavioural problems of children with cerebral palsy according to their parents' perspectives

Dababneh, Kholoud

doi:10.1080/02673843.2012.655443

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“…The statements of parents depicts different causes for their social isolation. Similar to study of G currie et al in our study lack of time, socially unaccepted situations and behaviour of the child were more apparent [11].…”

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Psycho Socioeconomic Concerns of Low Economic Background Families With a Cerebral Palsy Child: A Mixed Design

Pattnaik

Mishra

2022

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Introduction: When disability and poverty coincide, the impact is more. Socio economic studies on cerebral palsy children are rarely being done in India. More ever studies on lower socio-economic families having a cerebral palsy child are rare. Objective of the study: It is to understand the psycho socioeconomic concerns of the families with a cerebral palsy child. Design: Mixed method. Exploratory sequential design. The quantitative data was obtained by a survey questionnaire, which was prepared on themes obtained from the qualitative data by a semi structured interview. 10 Parents of cerebral palsy children with monthly income Rs 10,000 and below from the paediatric unit of Department of Physiotherapy of SVNIRTAR were selected purposively for qualitative data. A questionnaire was prepared and validated on psycho socio economic issues of families of cerebral palsy children. 124 parents of cerebral palsy children with monthly income Rs 10,000 and below were surveyed. Results: 88.70% reside in rural areas and 11.3% in urban. 19% belong to SES 3 (Lower middle) an 81% belong to SES4 (upper lower). For 6.5% families the one-time treatment expenditure far crossed their yearly expenditure. In 18.3% families the monthly expenditure was more than income and 20.6% spent more than 50% of their income on treatment of the child. None had insurance. 4.6% had chronic illness of other family members. 2% had another child also affected. In case of financial requirement when they cannot meet the expenditure 7.6% sold their belonging, 38.2% took loan, 33.6% financial support was availed from family friends and relatives and 2.3% got financial assistance from govt. or NGO and 11.5% did could not help themselves anyway. Only 2 people had barrier free home. 73.3 parents did not know about government schemes available for them, 14.5% knew but were not availing and 6.9% were availing. Social life was affected for 70.14%. 71% were not getting any social support.

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Psycho Socioeconomic Concerns of Low Economic Background Families With a Cerebral Palsy Child: A Mixed Design

Pattnaik

Mishra

2022

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“…Previous research on mental health has been distinct for developmental areas. In children and adolescents with cerebral palsy, many empirical studies indicated considerable levels of mental health problems (e.g., [ 15 , 16 ]), however, most studies did not compare these levels to the prevalence in the general population. In comparative studies with the general population, some studies pointed to a higher prevalence of psychopathology in terms of emotional and behavioural or mental health problems (e.g.…”

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Quality of life and mental health in emerging adults with cerebral palsy compared to the general population

Schmidt

Markwart

Rapp

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Background While evidence concerning Quality of Life (QoL) in youth with cerebral palsy (CP) in comparison to the general population has been accumulating, there is a lack of studies exploring differences on a wider range of positive and negative mental health outcomes in emerging adults. Methods This binational case control study is part of the SPARCLE cohort study on QoL and participation of youth with CP. QoL (WHOQOL-BREF), depression (PHQ-9), anxiety (GAD-7) and self-efficacy (GSE) were assessed in 198 emerging adults with CP and 593 emerging adults from the general population, matched for country of residence, age and gender. ANCOVAs with impairment and pain as covariates were run. Results Similar levels of QoL were found in both samples, except for the environmental domain, with better QoL for emerging adults with CP compared to the general population. There were significant descriptive differences regarding depression with worse levels in the CP sample, however, also worse levels of self-efficacy. Pain as a covariate had a significant negative impact on all measures, leading to poorer self-efficacy while worsening depression and anxiety; impairment had a significant worsening impact on physical QoL and self-efficacy only. Conclusion Similar expressions of mental health outcomes in emerging adults with CP and the general population indicate the high adaptive capability of emerging adults with CP.

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“…Cerebrinį paralyžių turintiems vaikams depresiniai simptomai yra susiję su saviverte, bejėgiškumo jausmu, pykčio protrūkiais, sumažėjusiomis galimybėmis kontroliuoti savo emocijas, dėl to keičiasi vaiko charakteris ir elgesys (Whitney ir kt., 2019). Elgesio ir emocijų sutrikimai nustatomi 40-65 % cerebriniu paralyžiumi sergančių vaikų, elgesio problemos ypač pasireiškia dėmesio koncentracija, atsiskyrimu nuo kitų žmonių, užsisklendimu savyje (Kholoud, 2013). Muzika, paveikdama emocines ir motyvacines smegenų sritis, gali keisti vaiko emocines būsenas, pažinimo, suvokimo, elgesio modelius, padeda susitvarkyti su įtampa ir nerimu, sukelia įvairių asociacijų, kurios svarbios atminties funkcijoms.…”

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The socio-emotional behavioural problems of children with cerebral palsy according to their parents' perspectives

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Psycho Socioeconomic Concerns of Low Economic Background Families With a Cerebral Palsy Child: A Mixed Design

Psycho Socioeconomic Concerns of Low Economic Background Families With a Cerebral Palsy Child: A Mixed Design

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