¿Qué saben los pacientes adultos con fibrosis quística de su enfermedad? Adherencia al tratamiento

Q4 Medicine
I. Lucena, J. Olivares, C. Prados, E. Martínez-Cerón, A. Pérez, L. Gómez Carrera, J.J. Cabanillas, R. Álvarez-Sala
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Abstract

Introduction

Cystic fibrosis (CF) has an increased of the survival due to the multidisciplinary advance. We have proposed to discover if the patients of the Unit of adults of CF know and fulfill their usual treatment, with the aim of seeing what level of knowledge they have their disease and its implications.

Material and methods

We have carried out a simple blind, cross-sectional descriptive study, with ordinal qualitative variable in an adult CF Unit who answered a questionnaire in which they were asked about the treatment of the disease and its administration, toxic habits, knowledge of their disease and concern about their present or future.

Results

The questionnaire was answered by 35 (40%) during the years 2000–2001, with a mean age of 31.43 ± 8.49 years. When asked about their knowledge of the disease, 94.3% (33 patients) considered they were informed about it and 91.4% (32 patients) said the information was adequate. What concerned them the most was the deterioration of their quality of life (14.3%-5 patients), concern about the future (11.4%-4 patients), the limitations in their daily life (8.6%-3 patients) and mortality or having recurrences (2.9%-1 patient). Four patients (11.4%) did not answer this question.

Conclusions

most of the patients who answered the survey knew about their disease, its treatment and were clear about their concerns for the future. However, less than half of all the patients answered, which indicates that more investigations are necessary to find the causes of this problem.

成年囊性纤维化患者对他们的疾病了解多少?治疗依从性
由于多学科的进步,囊性纤维化(CF)的生存率有所提高。我们建议了解成人CF单元的患者是否了解并完成了他们的常规治疗,目的是了解他们对自己的疾病及其影响的了解程度。材料和方法我们在一名成年CF患者中进行了一项简单盲、横断面描述性研究,采用顺序定性变量,他们回答了一份问卷,其中询问了他们对疾病的治疗和给药、中毒习惯、对疾病的了解以及对他们现在或未来的担忧。结果2000-2001年共接受问卷调查35例(40%),平均年龄31.43±8.49岁。当被问及他们对该疾病的了解时,94.3%(33名患者)认为他们被告知,91.4%(32名患者)表示信息足够。他们最担心的是生活质量恶化(14.3%-5例)、对未来的担忧(11.4%-4例)、日常生活受限(8.6%-3例)和死亡或复发(2.9%-1例)。4例患者(11.4%)未回答此问题。大多数接受调查的患者了解自己的疾病、治疗方法,并清楚自己对未来的担忧。但是,只有不到一半的患者回答了这个问题,这表明需要进行更多的调查,以找出这个问题的原因。
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Revista de Patologia Respiratoria
Revista de Patologia Respiratoria Medicine-Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
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期刊介绍: Revista de Patología Respiratoria is the scientific journal of the Madrilenian Pulmonology and Thoracic Surgery Society (Neumomadrid). It will consider those original articles related to Pulmonology, Thoracic Surgery and all other related sciences for their possible publication. Other types of articles such as reviews, editorials, special articles, scientific letters and letters to the editor are also published in the journal. It is a quarterly Journal that publishes a total of 4 issues, which contain these types of articles to different extents. All publications submitted will always undergo a peer review and a final decision will be made according to comments from the expert reviewers and members of the Editorial Board. The Journal is published both in Spanish and English. Therefore, the submission of manuscripts written in either Spanish or English is welcome.
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