Coping Health Inventory for Parents

McCubbin, Hamilton I.; McCubbin, Marilyn A.; Patterson, Joän M.; Cauble, A. Elizabeth; Wilson, Lance R.; Warwick, Warren J.

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“…These results, while preliminary, suggest that the scores of the three subscales seem appropriate to the measurement model, corroborating the theoretical model of the original instrument (McCubbin 1987). In general, little variability in scores was observed, and in the case of some items, no participant gave the lowest score (i.e., 0).…”

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“…This questionnaire has been much used in the Brazilian literature (e.g., Araujo et al 2010); however, it is not designed for use with families of people with health problems, in particular those requiring continuous and specialized care. With this in mind, the Coping Health Inventory for Parents (CHIP) (McCubbin, 1987) was developed to evaluate coping patterns specifically in the health care context. It is a 45-item checklist providing selfreported information about how parents perceived their overall response to the management of family life with a chronically ill child.…”

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Brazilian study of adaptation and psychometric properties of the Coping Health Inventory for Parents

Zanon

Silva

Filho

et al. 2017

Psicol. Refl. Crít.

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The Coping Health Inventory for Parents (CHIP) evaluates coping patterns of parents of chronically ill children and assesses different coping strategies using three subscales. This study aimed to translate and transculturally adapt the CHIP for a Brazilian sample and investigate the preliminary psychometrics of the scale. Rating scale Rasch analysis was performed on CHIP responses, and the psychometric performance of each of the three subscales was tested. Two hundred twenty parents of individuals with health problems participated in the study, answering a sociodemographic questionnaire-the Brazilian version of the CHIP-and Folkman and Lazarus's coping questionnaire. All items exhibited good fit to the measurement model, although response categories were not used as intended and little variability on person parameter estimates was obtained. These preliminary results suggested that each construct being measured by the three subscales should be treated separately, corroborating the theoretical model of the original instrument. Suggestions to address the psychometric limitations of the instrument were made in order to improve measurement precision.

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Brazilian study of adaptation and psychometric properties of the Coping Health Inventory for Parents

Zanon

Silva

Filho

et al. 2017

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“…Nesse sentido, o Modelo de Estresse e Adaptação Familiar (Figura 1) é utilizado na compreensão da resposta das famílias ao transtorno ou doença física dos filhos (McCubbin, 1987) e se ancora nas seguintes dimensões: (a) Tipos de família (e.g., equilibrada, vulnerável, etc. ); (b) Recursos adaptativos da família; (c) Apoio Social; (d) Estratégias de coping e resolução de problemas; (e) Percepção Familiar do Evento; (f) Esquema familiar -visão de mundo e racionalidade familiar, e (g) Regeneratividade familiar (capacidade familiar de restaurar o equilíbrio).…”

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“…O coeficiente alfa de Crombach foi de 0,97 para o SSQ-N e de 0,94 para o SSQ-S. A adaptação para o português indicou uma fidedignidade teste-reteste aceitável e um alto nível de consistência interna (Matsukura, Marturano, & Oishi, 2002). McCubbin, 1987). Este inventário avalia estilos de coping e utilidade de certas estratégias.…”

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“…Seus 45 itens são divididos em três subescalas: (a) Família (integração familiar, cooperação e definições otimistas); (b) Auto-estima (auto-eficácia, estabilidade psicológica e apoio social); (c) Médico (entendimento médico da situação e comunicação com outros pais e profissionais). A consistência destas três escalas é satisfatória (McCubbin, 1987). Para utilização neste estudo, o inventário foi traduzido para o português por dois tradutores bilíngües.…”

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Estresse e adaptação psicossocial em mães de crianças com transtorno de déficit de atenção/hiperatividade

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Andreazza²,

Ruschel³

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Trajectory of Health-Related Quality of Life After Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery

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ImportanceHealth-related quality of life (HRQOL) is regarded as a key outcome for evaluating treatment efficacy. However, it is uncertain how HRQOL evolves after epilepsy surgery compared with medical therapy, such as whether it continues to improve over time, improves and then remains stable, or deteriorates after a period of time.ObjectiveTo assess trajectory of HRQOL over 2 years in children with drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) treated with surgery compared with medical therapy.Design, Setting, and ParticipantsProspective cohort study assessing HRQOL longitudinally over 2 years. Participants were children recruited from 8 epilepsy centers in Canada from 2014 to 2019 with suspected DRE aged 4 to 18 years who were evaluated for surgery. Data were analyzed from May 2014 to December 2021.ExposuresEpilepsy surgery or medical therapy.Main Outcomes and MeasuresHRQOL was measured using the Quality of Life in Childhood Epilepsy Questionnaire (QOLCE)-55. HRQOL and seizure frequency were assessed at baseline, 6-month, 1-year, and 2-year follow-ups. Clinical, parent, and family characteristics were assessed at baseline. A linear mixed model was used to evaluate HRQOL over time, adjusting for baseline clinical, parent, and family characteristics.ResultsThere were 111 surgical and 154 medical patients (mean [SD] age at baseline was 11.0 [4.1] years; 118 [45%] were female). At baseline, HRQOL was similar among surgical and medical patients. HRQOL of surgical patients was 3.0 (95% CI, −0.7 to 6.8) points higher at 6-month, 4.9 (95% CI, 0.7 to 9.1) points higher at 1-year, and 5.1 (95% CI, 0.7 to 9.5) points higher at 2-year follow-ups compared with medical patients. Surgical patients experienced greater improvements in social functioning relative to medical patients, but not for cognitive, emotional, and physical functioning. At 2-year follow-up, 72% of surgical patients were seizure-free, compared with 33% of medical patients. Seizure-free patients reported higher HRQOL than those who were not.Conclusions and RelevanceThis study provided evidence on the association between epilepsy surgery and children’s HRQOL, with improvement in HRQOL occurring within the first year and remaining stable 2 years after surgery. By demonstrating that surgery improved seizure freedom and HRQOL, which has downstream effects such as better educational attainment, reduced health care resource utilization, and health care cost, these findings suggest that the high costs of surgery are justified, and that improved access to epilepsy surgery is necessary.

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Coping Health Inventory for Parents

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Brazilian study of adaptation and psychometric properties of the Coping Health Inventory for Parents

Brazilian study of adaptation and psychometric properties of the Coping Health Inventory for Parents

Estresse e adaptação psicossocial em mães de crianças com transtorno de déficit de atenção/hiperatividade

Trajectory of Health-Related Quality of Life After Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery

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