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Family Support in the Palliative Care Center Hidemitsu SAITO 1 , Miya TOMINAGA 2 , Kosei TAKAMATSU 3 , Fumiaki ITO 2 , Kae ITO 4,5 , Hisato YAMAZAKI 6 , Takashi UENO 7 , Akira SHIMADA 8 , Tsukasa TAJIMA 8 , Toshimichi NAKAHO 8 , Sumiko YOSHIDA 9 , Hiroo MATSUOKA 2 1Division of Psychiatric Nursing, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine, Sendai, Japan 2Department of Psychiatry, Tohoku University Hospital 3Takamatsu Hospital 4Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology 5Department of Vascular Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University 6Health Administration Center, Tohoku University 7Division of Clinical Psychology, Tohoku Graduate University School of Education 8Department of Palliative Medicine, Tohoku University Hospital 9National Center Hospital, National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry Keyword: Family support , Family psychoeducation , Palliative care , Distress and Impact Thermometer , Japanese Version of Satisfaction Questionnaire , CSQ-8J pp.419-426
Published Date 2012/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405102157
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 We carried out family psychoeducation to determine whether psychological support for family members of patients with cancer was effective in supporting their mental health. The subjects were 45 family members of patients with cancer who participated in family psychoeducation. The family psychoeducation consisted of two sessions. After the first session, we examined the Distress and Impact Thermometer, which was a brief screening tool for detection of adjustment disorders and/or major depression. We also asked them for comments in the free description about their "having trouble now" and their "requests to consult with someone regarding other problems." After the second session, we examined the Distress and Impact Thermometer and the Japanese Version of the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire which consists of 8 items (CSQ-8J). We also asked them to give in the free description their "thoughts or opinion on the booklet" and their "thoughts or opinion on the family psychoeducation." In the Distress and Impact Thermometer, both the distress score and impact score of the family members were higher than their cutoff points for detection of adjustment disorders and/or major depression, respectively. It was suggested that the family members carried a large burden. From the high average total score of the CSQ-8J and the results of the free descriptions, it was suggested that the family psychoeducation was useful.


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