ГоловнаArchive of numbers2024Volume 32, issue 2 (119)Clinical-psychopathological analysis of the mental status of the relatives of patients with dementia
Title of the article | Clinical-psychopathological analysis of the mental status of the relatives of patients with dementia | ||||
Authors |
Ogorenko Viktoriia Seslavska Yevgeniya |
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In the section | DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS | ||||
Year | 2024 | Issue | Volume 32, issue 2 (119) | Pages | 53-60 |
Type of article | Scientific article | Index UDK | 616.89-008.454-053.9:616.89-008.1-055.5/.7-07(048.8) | Index BBK | - |
Abstract | DOI: https://doi.org/10.36927/2079-0325-V32-is2-2024-9 The purpose of the work is to assess the state of the mental sphere of relatives, who cared for patients with dementia, to determine the need to develop a goal-oriented system of therapy and rehabilitation measures for this contingent. In compliance with the requirements of biomedical ethics, we examined 153 relatives (children) who lived together and/or cared for patients with dementia. A comprehensive examination included clinical-psychopathological and psychometric studies. M. Hamilton’s HDRS and HARS depression and anxiety scales and the L. Derogatis SCL-90-R psychopathological symptomatology scale were used. The mental health status of relatives considering care needs with dementia varied, including normal mental health status (16.9 %), mental maladjustment (54.9 %), and clinically defined adjustment disorder F43.2 (28.1 %). |
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Key words | mental maladjustment, adjustment disorder, relatives, dementia, anxiety, depression | ||||
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