[PDF] Top 20 Developing an Intervention to Improve the Health Related Quality of Life in Children and Young People With Serious Parental Mental Illness

... The working aim, agreed between the research team and the project steering group, was to broaden the scope and content of Family SMILES to make it specific to families whose parents have SMI; to make it applicable to a ... See full document

... delivering Young SMILES as an addition to usual care, and its potential resource implications for the NHS, versus usual care alone, during our follow-up ...of Young SMILES to capture resource use accurately ... See full document

... to improve their coping skills and mental health ...with mental illness, highlighted that CYP and parents desired mental health literacy, and that communication and ... See full document

... and mental domains of the ...clinically related, in the case of their caregivers, social factors as employment status or indirect impact of MS as time spent caring for patients, also explained a poor ...of ... See full document

... that young people prefer to exercise some control over their knowledge of parental illness and ...enable young people to better accommodate the experience of parental ... See full document

... for people with aphasia, modifications were made to increase accessibility by creating a way to administer the measure in interview-format and reducing long items (Hilari & Byng, ...for people with ... See full document

... The literature in this review suggests that new approaches need to be taken to understanding and addressing internalised stigma. While the consequences of internalised stigma are real and well evidenced the underlying ... See full document

... general health. Participants who required a surgical intervention or who had chronic medical conditions, had received previous orthodontic treatment, had severe dentofacial anomalies such as cleft lip and ... See full document

... and mental health scales (Wang et ...specifically people with mental illness, it is noteworthy to emphasize that obesity impairs physical health and is prevalent among ... See full document

... physical health in people with severe mental illness as diabetes, hyperlipidaemia, obesity and cardiovascular ...for people diagnosed with schizophrenia has shown a mortality rate of ... See full document

... and mental health in children have been cross-sectional ...tal health status and changes in HRQOL is important because it allows us to examine the extent to which improvements in ... See full document

... in children with cerebral palsy who experience muscle spasm due to spasticity [24] or severe cognitive impairment ...that children with severe cognitive impair- ments are believed to experience pain ... See full document

... Again working independently, review authors NW and AC planned to assess the risk of bias using the tool described in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions (Higgins 2011). This tool encourages ... See full document

... behavioral intervention, patients with DTC demonstrated improved life quality and mental health ...outcomes. Developing a reasonable and effec- tive psychological nursing plan ... See full document

... modified intervention provides for management of specific emotional/psychological symptoms (anxiety, depression, and fear of recurrence) and physical symp- toms, such as pain and ...the intervention will ... See full document

... on quality of ...of mental illness was problematic and often avoided, and this had consequences for employment and close relationships ...of life, including relationships [26,28,30,37], ... See full document

... on health in children, it is a universally accepted practice to collect information from the main caregiver, usually the child ’ s ...be related to the in- dependent effect of social determinants on ... See full document

... Data were processed with SPSS 18.0. Hierarchical linear regression analyses were calculated with the QoL scales as dependent variables and child characteristics as independ- ent variables for the patient and the parent ... See full document

... and Mental Health) in the three groups compared to population norms; except for Physical Functioning and Role-Physical in comorbid bipolar dis- order ...and related to their posi- tive ...severe ... See full document

... Whitley, & Ohene-Frempong, 2005), the current sample of parents included mostly mothers who were in their early 40s and of middle-class income. In contrast to comparison samples (Brown et al., 2000; Barbarin, ... See full document