Prevalence and risk factors for post‐traumatic stress disorder in Japanese relatives of out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest patients after receiving a pamphlet concerning the grieving process

Yanagawa, Youichi; Sakamoto, Aya; Sugiyama, Haruka; Nozawa, Yoko

doi:10.1002/ams2.544

Acute Medicine & Surgery

2020

DOI: 10.1002/ams2.544

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Prevalence and risk factors for post‐traumatic stress disorder in Japanese relatives of out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest patients after receiving a pamphlet concerning the grieving process

Youichi Yanagawa

Aya Sakamoto

Haruka Sugiyama

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Abstract: The present study showed that the frequency of post‐traumatic stress disorder was 9.3% at 1 month after bereavement among Japanese relatives of sudden death victims after an intervention. This frequency was minimal compared with previous reports.

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Let them See: Effects of Witnessing Resuscitation on Patients’ Loved Ones

Glenwright-Cook

2023

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As part of an academic project, the question of witnessed resuscitation and its effects on onlookers was posed and investigated. During resuscitation, a patient’s friends, family or other loved ones may be present and witness the procedure. This literature review was carried out to establish whether seeing this affected their incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder, and the quality of the research around this. Following a search, four studies were identified for review. Synthesis of the data suggests that in many circumstances, patients’ family members and loved ones should be offered the opportunity to be present during resuscitation, and this could have a neutral or positive effect on their wellbeing after the event.

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Let them See: Effects of Witnessing Resuscitation on Patients’ Loved Ones

Glenwright-Cook

2023

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Prevalence and risk factors for post‐traumatic stress disorder in Japanese relatives of out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest patients after receiving a pamphlet concerning the grieving process

Abstract: The present study showed that the frequency of post‐traumatic stress disorder was 9.3% at 1 month after bereavement among Japanese relatives of sudden death victims after an intervention. This frequency was minimal compared with previous reports.

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

Let them See: Effects of Witnessing Resuscitation on Patients’ Loved Ones

Let them See: Effects of Witnessing Resuscitation on Patients’ Loved Ones

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