The modifying role of caregiver burden on predictors of quality of life of caregivers of hospitalized chronic stroke patients

Jeong, Yeon-Gyu; Myong, Jun‐Pyo; Koo, Jung-Wan

doi:10.1016/j.dhjo.2015.05.005

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“…During the long stay in hospital influence the, physical, mental, social and psychosocial state turn down. These all are considered as important predictor for decreasing quality of life of care giver [8].…”

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Assessment of Quality of Life of Family Caregivers of Patients Suffering from Stroke

Sabrina¹,

Khan²,

Qaiser³

et al. 2020

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Objectives: To investigate the Quality of Life (QOL) of Family care givers and characteristics of QOL associated with caregivers who are involved in the care of individuals with Cerebro Vascular accidents patients. Research Methodology: Descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted with a sample size of 50 caregivers of stroke patients taken from four different hospitals of Lahore. Non-probability convenient sampling technique was used. Data was collected by questionnaire of assessment of Quality of Life of family caregivers translated into Urdu version. Findings and Discussion: A Significant high ratio of female caregivers was found, out of 50 caregivers only 20 (40.0%) were male. According to data, the average score of Social relationship domain score 63.7 ± 18.4 was followed by Psychological 58.8 ± 15.1 and Physical health domain score57.4 ± 17.6 as compared to the Environment domain score. The environment domain score 53.5 ± 15.4 was lowest as compared to all four domains' score. Conclusion: Findings of this study suggested that environmental domain is a leading factor for poor Quality of Life. It is needed to improve the environment and surroundings of patient care premises to improve quality of life of caregivers in hospital. Hospital policy, resources, set up and certain interventions were required to improve the caregivers' quality of life.

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Assessment of Quality of Life of Family Caregivers of Patients Suffering from Stroke

Sabrina¹,

Khan²,

Qaiser³

et al. 2020

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“…faktor lain seperti agama, budaya, harapan dan pengabdian juga mempengaruhi beban yang dirasakan oleh caregiver, oleh sebab itu pada kelompok kontrol juga dapat terjadi penurunan beban Dalam penelitian Gonzales et al(2010) (Jeong, Myong and Koo, 2015). Menurut Stuart dan Laraia (2015), Terapi psikoedukasi dalam penelitian ini dilakukan sebanyak enam sesi.…”

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Pengaruh Terapi Psikoedukasi Terhadap Beban Caregiver Dalam Merawat Penderita Stroke

Agusthia¹

2018

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Keywords: Caregiver, Burden, Psychoeducation, Stroke ABSTRAKPenderita stroke di Indonesia semakin meningkat setiap tahunnya dan memilikitingkatketergantungan yang tinggiterhadapcaregiver. Semakin berat beban yang dirasakan oleh caregiver semakin berat pula tingkat emosional yang dirasakan oleh caregiver, oleh karena itu caregiver membutuhkan asuhan dalam menurunkan beban yang dirasakannya yaitu dengan memberikan terapi psikoedukasi. Psikoedukasi merupakan salah satu terapi yang memberikan informasi dan edukasi kepada caregiver, dengan demikian psikoedukasi adalah terapi yang tepat dalam menurunkan beban caregiver. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengaruh terapi psikoedukasi terhadap beban caregiver dalam merawat penderita stroke

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“…Compared to all other countries, China has the highest incidence of stroke [3], withstroke costingabout $US5.9 billion toChina's healthcare system annually in 2010 [4]. Imposing a economic burden on stoke patients, stroke family caregivers and stroke familes [5][6][7], manyface the risk of nancial catastrophe and bankruptcy [8]. A previous study reported that 71% of the sample of 4739 stroke patients in China had suffered catastrophic out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditures, and workers with health insurance were seven times less likely to experience catastrophic payments than those without health insurance [9].…”

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“…also shows signi cant between region inequalities in UEBMI and URBMI. Patients with UEBMI in Eastern China had higher hospital costs (RMB15566.4/US$2343.5), OOP expenses (RMB3424.0/US$515 5). and longer ALOS (16.4 days) than thosecovered by the UEBMI in central and western regions.Central URBMI patients had lower hospital costs (RMB7704.1/US$1159.9) andOOP expenses (RMB3198.1/US$481.5), but longer ALOS (11.8 days) than eastern and western region URBMI patients.…”

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Geographic Variations in Stroke Inpatient Healthcare Utilization and Hospital Expenditure Equity in China

Yang

Nicholas²,

Maitland

et al. 2020

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Background: Stroke is a devastating disease that imposes a heavy financial burden on patients and their families and a significant economic cost on a nation’s healthcare system. Under China’s fragmented health insurance system, it was unclear whether geographic variations in healthcare utilization and hospital expenditures lead to healthcare inequities for stroke inpatients. This study assesses the geographic variations in stroke patients’ healthcare utilization and hospital expenses and the potential geographical influencing factors. Methods: Covering all municipalities and provinces in mainland China, our main data were a 5% random sample of stroke claims from the Urban Employees Basic Medical Insurance (UEBMI) and Urban Residents Basic Medical Insurance (URBMI) schemes from 2013 to 2016, totaling 217969 inpatients and 280804 admissions. The Theil index was employed to evaluate the (in)equity in healthcare utilization and hospital expenditures across all 31 mainland Chinese provinces. Using multiple linear regression analysis, the geographic influencing factors, comprising ability to deliver healthcare, geographical accessibility of health services, healthcare-seeking and economic factors, were explored.Results: UEBMI stroke inpatients had higher hospital costs and longer ALOS, but lower OOP expenses than those with URBMI. UEBMI insurance had a lower Theil index value than the URBMI scheme. Stroke patients’ healthcare utilization and hospital expenditures showed significant differences both within and between regions. The intra-region Theil (in)equality index value was higher than the inter-region Theil index, with the Theil index highest within eastern China, China’s richest and most developed region. The ability to deliver healthcare, the enabling factors and the provincial-level economic factors had significant effects (P<0.05) on healthcare utilization and hospital expenses.Conclusions: Our data revealed significant geographic variation in healthcare utilization and hospital expenditures for stroke patients. In addition to differences in the coverage and reimbursements of the UEBMI-URBMI schemes, disparities within regions were associated with the ability to deliver healthcare (open hospital beds per 100 patients), the enabling factors (regional reimbursement rate and regional education level) and the provincial-level economic factors (GDP per capita). China’s fragmented urban health insurance schemes require further reform to ensure better equity in healthcare utilization and hospital expenses.

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The modifying role of caregiver burden on predictors of quality of life of caregivers of hospitalized chronic stroke patients

Cited by 53 publications

References 27 publications

Assessment of Quality of Life of Family Caregivers of Patients Suffering from Stroke

Assessment of Quality of Life of Family Caregivers of Patients Suffering from Stroke

Pengaruh Terapi Psikoedukasi Terhadap Beban Caregiver Dalam Merawat Penderita Stroke

Geographic Variations in Stroke Inpatient Healthcare Utilization and Hospital Expenditure Equity in China

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