Basic Personality Traits Characteristic of Patients With Primary Obstructive Pulmonary Emphysema

Webb, Marvin W.; Lawton, Alfred H.

doi:10.1111/j.1532-5415.1961.tb00482.x

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“…A study by Webb and Lawton8 fits within this category. Neuropsychological consequences of COPD were already the object of research and clinical intervention in the 1960s 21.…”

Section: Self-management: Definition Components Effects Applicatiomentioning

confidence: 91%

“…The first empirical study by a psychologist of persons with COPD was published in 1961 8. Using the Szondi test, a personality-characteristics test, the researchers compared a sample of 33 patients with emphysema with two other samples: hospitalized patients and persons from the healthy population.…”

Section: Current Treatment Strategies In Copd: Where Is “Self- Managementioning

confidence: 99%

“…It reflects a research tradition of more than 50 years of behavioral work on persons with COPD: from outdated psychoanalytic notions,8,9 through the work of Kinsman et al,10 Atkins et al,11 our group,14–19 and others. We have come a long way, but it seems that cognitive–behavioral approaches contribute most to improving the QOL of persons with COPD.…”

Section: Current Treatment Strategies In Copd: Where Is “Self- Managementioning

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Self-management in patients with COPD: theoretical context, content, outcomes, and integration into clinical care

Kaptein

Fischer

Scharloo

2014

COPD

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In this narrative review, we put self-management in the context of a 50-year history of research about how patients with COPD respond to their illness. We review a definition of self-management, and emphasize that self-management should be combined with disease management and the chronic care model in order to be effective. Reviewing the empirical status of self-management in COPD, we conclude that self-management is part and parcel of modern, patient-oriented biopsychosocial care. In pulmonary rehabilitation programs, self-management is instrumental in improving patients’ functional status and quality of life. We conclude by emphasizing how studying the way persons with COPD make sense of their illness helps in refining self-management, and thereby patient-reported outcomes in COPD.

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“…A study by Webb and Lawton8 fits within this category. Neuropsychological consequences of COPD were already the object of research and clinical intervention in the 1960s 21.…”

Section: Self-management: Definition Components Effects Applicatiomentioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Current Treatment Strategies In Copd: Where Is “Self- Managementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Current Treatment Strategies In Copd: Where Is “Self- Managementioning

confidence: 99%

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Self-management in patients with COPD: theoretical context, content, outcomes, and integration into clinical care

Kaptein

Fischer

Scharloo

2014

COPD

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“…Marital status is often used as an index of personal stability, married and widowed persons being considered maritally adjusted and single, divorced or separated adults as maritally unstable. In 33 emphysematous patients studied by Webb and Lawton (4), the marital status adjustment was precisely inverse to that of the “universe,” 30 per cent of the emphysematous subjects being unstable compared to 70 per cent of the general population. In the present study, however, there was no difference, as indicated in Table 2.…”

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Psychologic and Anamnestic Patterns Characteristic of Laryngectomees; Relation to Speech Rehabilitation

Webb

Irving

1964

J American Geriatrics Society

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“…The very first empirical study on personality characteristics of COPD patients was published in 1961. 22 The authors examined a sample of 33 inpatients with ''primary obstructive emphysema''. They used the Szondi test, a psychological measure popular at the time, to assess basic personality traits.…”

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50 Years of psychological research on patients with COPD – Road to ruin or highway to heaven?

Kaptein

Scharloo

Fischer

et al. 2009

Respiratory Medicine

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In the past 50 years behavioural research on COPD patients has evolved considerably. Over time, a trend for the patient to become the central actor in the management of the illness is discernable. Evidence-based reviews indicate that self-management offers COPD patients effective options for managing their illness, leading to positive outcomes such as reduced frequency of hospitalization, greater exercise tolerance, and enhanced quality of life. Future research should focus on how self-management skills can be incorporated formally into medical care. In addition to offering suggestions on how clinicians may be instrumental in improving self-management behaviour in COPD patients, and thereby improve care outcomes, we highlight the importance of gaining insight into the perceptions of patients of their own situation, and incorporating a respect for patient perspectives into the philosophy of care.

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Basic Personality Traits Characteristic of Patients With Primary Obstructive Pulmonary Emphysema

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Self-management in patients with COPD: theoretical context, content, outcomes, and integration into clinical care

Self-management in patients with COPD: theoretical context, content, outcomes, and integration into clinical care

Psychologic and Anamnestic Patterns Characteristic of Laryngectomees; Relation to Speech Rehabilitation

50 Years of psychological research on patients with COPD – Road to ruin or highway to heaven?

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