Exploring emotions in dialog between health provider, parent and child. An observational study in pediatric primary care

Dicé, Francesca; Dolce, Pasquale; Maiello, Assunta; Freda, Maria Francesca

doi:10.1016/j.prps.2018.12.001

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“…On the other hand, as even patients are afraid of undergoing dental procedures due to the high risk of being infected by dentists, other funds should be allocated to create awareness campaigns informing patients about the competence of dentists in fighting against emerging life-threatening diseases [ 22 ] and managing occupational health issues, such as hepatitis B and C, HIV, and cross-infection risks, which are all viruses more resistant than Sars-Cov2. This would increase the mutual trust [ 47 , 48 , 49 , 50 , 51 ], reducing the patients’ fear of being infected by their dentists and increasing the perception of dental settings as secure contexts. As a consequence, this might in turn decrease the perception of job insecurity in dentists and also its effect on mental health.…”

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Perceived Job Insecurity and Depressive Symptoms among Italian Dentists: The Moderating Role of Fear of COVID-19

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Maldonato

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Containment measures adopted to reduce the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) have produced a general perception of job insecurity. Dentists have been highly affected by such measures, as they represent an easy source of contagion. As perceived job insecurity is associated with psychological distress and Italian dentists have been highly affected by the COVID-19 outbreak in terms of potential financial loss and the risk of being infected, this study aimed at assessing whether the fear of COVID-19 moderated the effect of perceived job insecurity on depressive symptoms. This cross-sectional online study has included 735 Italian dentists recruited during the lockdown and ranging in age from 27 to 70 years old (495 men and 240 women). A quantile regression model with an inference based on the median and with an interaction term between the fear of COVID-19 and perceived job insecurity has been used to estimate the hypothesized associations. The results indicated that both perceived job insecurity and fear of COVID-19 were positively associated with depressive symptoms, and that the effect of perceived job insecurity on depressive symptoms was weaker among those with a low fear of COVID-19. The findings may inform public health policies for dentists in relation to reducing the risk of developing negative mental health outcomes.

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Perceived Job Insecurity and Depressive Symptoms among Italian Dentists: The Moderating Role of Fear of COVID-19

Gasparro

Scandurra

Maldonato

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“…From a clinical point of view, the use of diachronic narrative devices that can promote the expression, sharing and containment of emotions (Boursier and Manna, 2018; Dicé et al, 2019; Margherita et al, 2017; Tessitore and Margherita, 2017), especially the negative ones, starting from the diagnosis (T1), may help maintain psychological adjustment in the face of the disease during the different phases of treatment (Martino et al, 2019). Furthermore, actively processing and expressing emotions enhance the adjustment and health status of patients with breast cancer (Weihs et al, 2008), and poor EP predicts more rapid disease progression (Reynolds et al, 2000).…”

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Longitudinal effect of emotional processing on psychological symptoms in women under 50 with breast cancer

Martino

Gargiulo

Lemmo

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Health Psychology Open

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Breast cancer is a potential traumatic event associated with psychological symptoms, but few studies have analysed its impact in under-50 women. Emotional processing is a successful function in integrating traumatic experiences. This work analysed the relationship between emotional processing and psychological symptoms during three phases of treatment (before hospitalization, counselling after surgery and adjuvant therapy) in 50 women under the age of 50 with breast cancer. Mixed-effects models tested statistical differences among phases. There were significant differences in symptoms during the treatments: the levels of anxiety decrease from T1 to T3 (0.046), while those of hostility increase (<0.001). Emotional processing is a strong predictor of all symptoms. Clinical implications are discussed.

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“…In the pediatric context, parental sensemaking processes help children to create an "environment of sense" and nurture their relationship with disease, which in turn enhances the children's sensemaking capabilities (Dicé et al, 2017(Dicé et al, , 2020. It is therefore essential to understand the parental narrative sensemaking processes of the disease itself (Boursier et al, 2019).…”

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The experience of living with a chronic disease in pediatrics from the mothers’ narratives: The Clinical Interview on Parental Sense of Grip on the Disease

Savarese

Freda

Picione

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The Clinical Interview on the Sense of Grip on Chronic Disease has been administered to 68 mothers of children affected by Hereditary Angioedema (C1-Inh HAE), Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (JRA). The objectives are to detect general features of the experience of parenting children with chronic illness as well as the specificities of this experience related to the different conditions. Four Profiles of Sense of Grip were identified: Adempitive, Controlling, Reactive, Dynamic. The Sense of Grip Interview is an effective clinical tool for understanding the characteristics of the disease in daily life, which can help clinicians to encourage family adjustment to disease.

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Exploring emotions in dialog between health provider, parent and child. An observational study in pediatric primary care

Cited by 14 publications

References 34 publications

Perceived Job Insecurity and Depressive Symptoms among Italian Dentists: The Moderating Role of Fear of COVID-19

Perceived Job Insecurity and Depressive Symptoms among Italian Dentists: The Moderating Role of Fear of COVID-19

Longitudinal effect of emotional processing on psychological symptoms in women under 50 with breast cancer

The experience of living with a chronic disease in pediatrics from the mothers’ narratives: The Clinical Interview on Parental Sense of Grip on the Disease

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