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Children's adjustment to a parent's stroke: determinants of health status and psychological problems, and the role of support from the rehabilitation team.

Abstract：

OBJECTIVE:To investigate the support given to young children of patients with stroke by rehabilitation teams and to identify characteristics of the patients, spouses and children that relate to children's adjustment 2 months after the patient's discharge. SUBJECTS AND METHODS:Seventy-seven children (< or =18 years of age) of patients with stroke consecutively admitted to inpatient rehabilitation were included. Adjustment was measured with the Child Behaviour Check List, Child Depression Inventory and Functional Status II. Multilevel regression analyses were conducted to identify determinants of adjustment. RESULTS:Half of the children received some form of support from a rehabilitation team. Receiving more support was related to more severe disability of the parent with stroke, but not to the child's health or behavioural problems at the start of the stroke victim's inpatient stay. At the start of rehabilitation, 54% of the children had subclinical or clinical problems. Children's adjustment 2 months after their parent's discharge was related to the strain on spouses and not to the patients' characteristics or those of the support. CONCLUSION:The children's adjustment was related to the strain perceived by the healthy parent. There is a need for support that focuses on the experience of children of patients with stroke, regardless of stroke severity.

journal_name

J Rehabil Med

journal_title

Journal of rehabilitation medicine

authors

Visser-Meily A,Post M,Meijer AM,Maas C,Ketelaar M,Lindeman E

doi

10.1080/16501970510025990

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2005-07-01 00:00:00

pages

236-41

issue

4

eissn

1650-1977

issn

1651-2081

pii

W64472L217M566XU

journal_volume

37

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