[PDF] Top 20 Illness perceptions and depression after stroke

... of illness perceptions and depressive symptoms as well as the correlation of the respective ...constructs. Depression in stroke patients is a well-known phenomenon, which negatively impacts ... See full document

... with depression after stroke ...pre- stroke were risk factors for depression post-stroke ...with depression at six months were being employed before the stroke and ... See full document

... a stroke or other causes of motor neurological ...of depression was assessed using the MADRS scale, the scale is an investigator administered 10-item questionnaire used to assess the severity of ... See full document

... a depression assessment scale. While depression assessment with a yes/no question has been used successfully in stroke patients [24], depression is known to be underdiagnosed in elderly people ... See full document

... Fatigue Severity Subscale scores (p < 0.001), lower pre-stroke (p = 0.03) and post-stroke (p = 0.001) Rivermead Mobility Index scores, and lower post-stroke Nottingham Extended Activities of Daily ... See full document

... Post-stroke depression (PSD) is a serious complication in a variety of strokes, affecting approximately one-third of stroke ...hampers stroke rehabilitation and negatively impacts the quality ... See full document

... with depression in our stroke patients (P < ...with depression was not statistically significant (P > ...of stroke with depression was not statistically significant [Table ...107 ... See full document

... of stroke include depression, psychosis, anxiety, personality change, aphasia and dysprosody among ...others[23]. Depression following stroke is one of the most under recognized complication ... See full document

... depressed stroke survivors had signif- icantly more diffuse changes in deep white matter and basal ganglia, but no more lacunar infarcts than nonde- pressed controls, suggests that post-stroke ... See full document

... Poststroke depression (PSD) in elderly patients has been considered the most common neuropsychiatric consequence of stroke up to 6–24 months after stroke ...When depression appears ... See full document

... of depression in stroke survivors may be often laborious and the risk of inappropriate diagnosis (under- or overdiagnosing) is high (Fedoroff et al ...medical illness, but also underdiagnosed, ... See full document

... anxiety, depression, nonepileptic seizures, irritable bowel syn- drome, fi bromyalgia, hypertension, diabetes, angina, stroke, migraine, back pain, slipped disks, and history of breast cancer, prostate ... See full document

... between Illness perceptions and fatigue among Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) patients as well as with the findings of Abdullahi, Shagholian and Baheshmat (2016) that had a sample of Multiple Sclerosis ... See full document

... The secondary aim of this study was to explore the re- lationships between condition severity and caregiver de- pression and family functioning outcomes by examining mediators and moderators. We hypothesized that psy- ... See full document

... variables, depression and anxiety, illness perception and disability status ...that depression, anxiety, illness perceptions and disability status maintained higher mean score among ... See full document

... and depression directly. Since our study found illness perceptions and stress were mediators between disease status and psychological status, interventions targeting these two factors would also be ... See full document

... of stroke, low level of consciousness at admission to hospital, history of stroke and stroke unit treatment, and the factors from the 3-month follow-up were living alone, smoking, self-reported bad ... See full document

... of depression, these foundational problems ...own perceptions are taken to be roundly undistorted) according to a set of culturally-specific common-sense and, indeed, moral ...of depression, or any ... See full document

... catastrophic illness, with around 360 South Africans suffering a stroke per day, of which 110 die and 90 are left with a life changing disability, thus causing strokes to be the leading natural cause of ... See full document

... complication after traumatic brain injury (TBI), with a prevalence of ...Psychiatric illness, particularly depression, has an increased incidence following mild traumatic brain injury, possibly as a ... See full document