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    題名: Support groups for caregivers of intellectually disabled family members : effects on physical–psychological health and social support
    作者: Ying-Shun Wei;Hsin Chu;Chiung-Hua Chen;Yu-Jung Hsueh;Yu-Shiun Chang;Lu-I Chang;Kuei-Ru Chou
    關鍵詞: carer;intellectual disability;learning disability;nursing;nuses;support group
    日期: 2012
    上傳時間: 2012-09-19
    摘要: Aims. This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of support groups for people caring for family members with intellectual
    disability with the goal of improving their physical—psychological health and social support.
    Background. Little is known about how differences in the support group context influence either the nature of the social support
    available to caregivers of family member with intellectual disabilities or the effects on caregivers’ physical—psychological health
    in eastern cultures.
    Design. An experimental, preintervention postintervention control group design was used in this study.
    Methods. The experimental group received intervention consisting of eight weekly support group meetings for caregivers of
    people with intellectual disabilities. A total of 72 participants were recruited by permuted block randomisation and evaluated
    before intervention, after intervention and at four-week follow-up. Participants were blinded to the arrangement. Longitudinal
    effects were analysed by means of generalised estimating equations.
    Results. (1) Physical-psychological health (somatic, depressive and anxiety symptoms) of participants in the experimental group
    was significantly improved after the intervention and four-week follow-up. (2) After the support group, the experimental group
    scored better than the control group on measures of social support (positive social interaction, emotional, informational and
    material social support). At four-week follow-up, the differences between the two groups persisted except for positive social
    interaction support, suggesting a continued positive effect of the support group on caregivers of family members with intellectual
    disabilities.
    Conclusions. The results of this study confirm the experimental hypotheses that caregivers benefit from participating in support
    group interventions.
    Relevance to clinical practice. The support group is an effective alternative intervention for promoting caregivers’ physical—
    psychological health status as well as their social support. Therefore, the support group should become a routine component
    of the caregiver of people with intellectual disabilities.
    關聯: Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21, 1666–1677
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