A questionnaire for relatives of patients with neurological disease
Abstract
94 relatives of patients with severe brain damage at the Neurologisches Krankenhaus Maria-Theresien-Schlôssel answered a questionnaire of 13 items. They were asked about their knowledge about diagnosis and therapy as well as changes in their quality of life. Although the relatives had been satisfied concerning the information they got as far from the team, 72,3% were interested to get further information by the letter; they showed less interest in open groups or self-help-groups. Changes in the quality of life occured mainly due to the high caring-need in the field of leisure time. There is a significant connection between the relatives quality of life and diagnosis of the patient as well as between the need for information and the time the patient spends in hospital: need for information increases by the time the patient stays in hospital.Keywords:
Relatives, brain damage, neurorehabilitation.
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1998-07-01
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Friedl-Francesconi, H., Balazs, S., & Binder, H. (1998). A questionnaire for relatives of patients with neurological disease. Psychotherapie-Wissenschaft, 6(3), 167–173. Retrieved from https://psychotherapie-wissenschaft.info/article/view/577
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