晚期癌症患者临终关怀家庭照护者的Facebook在线支持小组:协议、促进技巧和有希望的结果。

IF 1.6 Q2 SOCIAL WORK
Debra Parker Oliver, Karla T Washington, Jacquelyn Benson, Patrick White, Dulce Cruz Oliver, Jamie B Smith, Joshua Mazur, Abeba Lakew, Alexandra Lewis, George Demiris
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摘要

研究表明,临终关怀护理人员缺乏支持,自我报告的焦虑和抑郁水平高于平均水平。虽然在线支持小组越来越受欢迎,但很少有协议发表,很少有研究证明了促进所需的技能,而且几乎没有数据探索与参与此类小组有关的临床结果。本文提出一项临床试验的初步经验和结果,测试使用在线支持小组,旨在教育和提供社会支持给临终关怀癌症患者的照顾者。详细的协议概述了教育策略,讨论问题,以及概述如何吸引参与者的蓝图。对干预专家完成的现场记录的回顾揭示了用于吸引参与者的具体促进技巧和策略。最后,对78名参与者的初步分析显示,该小组对照顾者抑郁症的影响在统计上是显著的。
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Facebook Online Support Groups for Hospice Family Caregivers of Advanced Cancer Patients: Protocol, Facilitation Skills and Promising Outcomes.

Research has demonstrated a lack of support for hospice caregivers and a higher than average level of self-reported anxiety and depression. While online support groups are gaining popularity, few protocols have been published, little research has demonstrated the skills required to facilitate, and virtually no data has explored the clinical outcomes affiliated with participation in such groups. This paper presents the preliminary experience and results of a clinical trial testing the use of online support groups designed to both educate and provide social support to caregivers of hospice cancer patients. A detailed protocol outlines educational strategies, discussion questions, and a blueprint outlining ways to engage participants. A review of field notes completed by the interventionist reveal specific facilitation skills and strategies used to engage participants. Finally, preliminary analysis of 78 participants shows the group is having a statistically significant impact on the caregiver depression.

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期刊介绍: The Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care, now affiliated with the Social Work in Hospice and Palliative Care Network, explores issues crucial to caring for terminally ill patients and their families. Academics and social work practitioners present current research, articles, and continuing features on the "state of the art" of social work practice, including interdisciplinary interventions, practice innovations, practice evaluations, end-of-life decision-making, grief and bereavement, and ethical and moral issues. The Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care combines theory and practice to facilitate an understanding of the multi-level issues surrounding care for those in pain and suffering from painful, debilitating, and/or terminal illness.
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