The American Heart Association Stroke Outcome Classification

Kelly-Hayes, Margaret; Robertson, James T.; Broderick, Joseph P.; Duncan, Pamela W.; Hershey, Linda A.; Roth, Elliot J.; Thies, William; Trombly, Catherine A.

doi:10.1161/01.str.29.6.1274

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“…•C ontenu du questionnaire destiné aux personnes AVC : -v ariables sociodémographiques : sexe, âge ; -t ypes de déficiences (motrices, visuelles, sensorielles, du langage, de la mémoire) tels que définis par l'American Heart Association Stroke Outcome Classification [25].…”

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Prendre soin des personnes après AVC : réactions émotionnelles des aidants informels hommes et femmes

Bucki¹,

Spitz²,

Baumann³

2012

Santé Publique

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Résumé : Deux ans après la survenue d'un accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC), les réactions émotionnelles des aidants informels hommes et femmes et leurs répercussions sociales et psychologiques ont été analysées. 62 dyades patient (64,4 ans) / aidant informel (59,3 ans) ont répondu à domicile à un questionnaire administré par un enquêteur : 1) déficiences résiduelles de l'AVC classées selon l'American Heart Association Stroke Outcome Classification ; 2) réactions émotionnelles du 'Caregiver Reaction Assessment' ; 3) évolution de la répartition des activités au sein du foyer familial. Les retombées de l'aide affectent davantage les femmes que les hommes sur l'état de santé, l'organisation de l'emploi du temps et le manque de soutien familial. Les femmes se sentent « fatiguées » (50 % vs 12,5 % des hommes), ne parviennent pas à « trouver du temps pour se détendre » (35,7% vs 6,3 %) et estiment que « les autres se sont déchargés sur elles » (35,7 % vs 11,8 %). Plus qu'avant la survenue de l'AVC, elles estiment assurer les responsabilités au sein du foyer (37,5 % vs 5,9 %). En revanche, les hommes déclarent « prendre plaisir à s'occuper » des patient-e-s (93,8 % vs 67,9 % chez les femmes) et organiser plus qu'avant des loisirs tels que les vacances (29 % vs 5,6 %) et les invitations d'amis (20,6 % vs 10,5 %). L'épuisement des aidants, en particulier des femmes, les définit aujourd'hui comme une « population à risque ». Des interventions comme le trialogue et le counseling devraient permettre aux professionnels de mieux répondre à leurs besoins.Mots-clés : Soutien informel -accident cérébrovasculaire -femme -homme. Summary:The objective of this study was to assess the emotional response to caregiving among stroke caregivers and to assess the social and psychological impact of strokes on households two years after the event. Questionnaires were administered to 62 patient (64.4 years old)/caregiver (59.3 years old) dyads. The survey focused on: 1) residual impairments, based on the American Heart Association Stroke Outcome Classification; 2) the Caregiver Reaction Assessment (CRA -24 items -5 dimensions); and 3) changes in the division of household tasks (seven items). Although male and female caregivers care for patients with similar residual impairments, the study found that female caregivers were more likely to be affected by the impact of caregiving on their health and schedule and by lack of family support. Women were more likely to feel "tired all the time" (50% vs. 12.5%), to struggle to "find time to relax" (35.7% vs. 6.3%) and to feel that "others dumped caring onto them" (35.7% vs. 11.8%). Since the onset of stroke, women had also taken on more responsibilities in the household (37.5% vs. 5.9%), while men were more likely to "enjoy caring" for patients (93.8% vs. 67.9%) and to have become more involved in organizing holidays (29% vs. 5.6%) and seeing friends (20.6% vs. 10.5%). Because of the high level of exhaustion, particularly among women, caregivers are a high-risk population for the healthcare system. In...

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Prendre soin des personnes après AVC : réactions émotionnelles des aidants informels hommes et femmes

Bucki¹,

Spitz²,

Baumann³

2012

Santé Publique

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“…However, as survival rates following stroke continue to rise, reduction of morbidity becomes a more pressing aim, as life after stroke should be worth living (Broomfield et al 2011). Since the physical consequences of stroke are variable and may include impairments in the motor and sensory systems, language, perception, emotional, and cognitive functions, estimation and understanding of disability after stroke is a high priority for health care systems (Kelly-Hayes et al 1998;Geyh et al 2004).…”

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Literature and Art Therapy in Post-Stroke Psychological Disorders

Yeong-cheol

Yim

2015

Tohoku J. Exp. Med.

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“…The physical consequences of stroke are variable and may include impairments in the motor, emotional, and sensory systems, language, perception, and cognitive functions 1 . Hemiparesis, the most frequently observed motor deficit, affects more than 80% of these individuals 2 and is related to decreased exercise capacities and physical function 3 .…”

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Strength of the respiratory and lower limb muscles and functional capacity in chronic stroke survivors with different physical activity levels

Polese¹,

Pinheiro²,

Faria³

et al. 2013

Braz. J. Phys. Ther.

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| Background: The assessment of strength and its relationships with functional capacity could contribute to more specific and effective disability management of stroke survivors. Objective: To compare and investigate associations between measures of strength and functional capacity of 98 chronic stroke survivors, stratified into three groups, according to their physical activity levels. Method: The physical activity levels were classified as impaired, moderately active, and active, based on their Human Activity Profile (HAP) scores. Strength was assessed by the maximal inspiratory (MIP) and expiratory (MEP) pressures and by the residual deficits (RDs) of work of the lower limb and trunk muscles, whereas functional capacity was evaluated by the distance covered during the six-minute walking test (6MWT). Results: One-way analyses of variance revealed significant differences between the groups, except between the active and moderately active groups regarding the RDS of the hip and knee flexors/extensors and ankle dorsiflexors (2.91

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The American Heart Association Stroke Outcome Classification

Cited by 160 publications

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Prendre soin des personnes après AVC : réactions émotionnelles des aidants informels hommes et femmes

Prendre soin des personnes après AVC : réactions émotionnelles des aidants informels hommes et femmes

Literature and Art Therapy in Post-Stroke Psychological Disorders

Strength of the respiratory and lower limb muscles and functional capacity in chronic stroke survivors with different physical activity levels

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