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1. Quality of life and satisfaction with services in caregivers of children with cancer

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Sajjadi H, Roshanfekr P, Asangari B, Zeinali Maraghe M, Gharai N, and Torabi F

Subjects
quality of life, satisfaction, services, caregivers, children, cancer, Nursing, RT1-120
Abstract

Background & Aim: Quality of life has been defined in a variety of ways depending on the context and the orientation of scholars. The purpose of the this study was to evaluate caregivers ' quality of life and also to investigate the correlation between quality of life of caregivers and their satisfaction with social work section services. Material & Method s : The present study employed a correlational design, with 125 caregivers of Iranian children with cancer. It was conducted at hospitals covered by MAHAK. Quality of life in caregivers was measured by the Iranian version of WHO, QOL-BREF . Satisfaction of social work section services was measured by questioner including six services. Data was analyzed by t-Test and ANOVA using SPSS-PC (v.17). Results : The scores of all dimensions of caregivers’ quality of life were lower than general population. The difference was significant in physical (p

Published
2011

2. Comparison of stress and perceived social support in mothers of 6-18 month-old children with and without developmental delay

Author

Vameghi, R., Amir Aliakbari, S., Sajedi, F., Sajjadi, H., Alavimajd, H., and Hajighasemali, S.

Subjects
child development, developmental delay, perceived social support, perceived stress, RT1-120, Nursing
Abstract

Background & Aim: Given the importance of mothers’ health and considering that developmental delay in children affects their mothers’ mental health this study aimed to compare stress and perceived social support in mothers of 6-18 month old children with and without developmental delay. Methods & Materials: This cross-sectional, analytical study was performed on 610 mothers and their 6-18 month-old infants in health centers affiliated to Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences. The participants were selected through the multi-stage random sampling. To collect data, the following questionnaires were used: obstetric and demographic characteristics, socio-economic status, infants’ characteristics, the Cohen perceived stress scale, perceived social support, and Ages and Stages questionnaire to determine the children’s development status. The data were analyzed by SPSS v.19 software and using descriptive statistics, Pearson correlation, chi-square, independent t-test and Man-Whitney statistical tests. Results: The mean age of infants were 10.68±4.5 months. Independent t-test revealed a significant difference between mothers’ perceived stress (P=0.004) and social support (P=0.01) in the two groups. In addition, a relationship was observed between the mother’s social support and stress (P

Published
2015

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