Self-perceived burden of post-stroke hemiplegic patients and its influencing factors
ZOU Xiaoqiong
XU Shaoying
YU Tiangui
Li Ruijin
Abstract：Objective To investigate the self-perceived burden (SPB) in hemiplegic patients after stroke and analyze its influencing factors .Methods Totally 130 post-stroke hemiplegic patients and their primary caregivers were investigated using self-designed demographic questionnaire ,self-perceived burden scale (SPBS) ,connor-davidson resilience scale (CD-RISC) and Chinese version of caregiver burden inventory (CBI) . Results The average SPB score was (37 .75 ± 6 .30 ) , and 91 .54% of the patients showed different level of SPB . Pearson analysis showed that mental resilience was negatively correlated to SPB (r = - 0 .431 ,P = 0 .007) ,but the burden of caregivers was positively related to SPB(r = 0 .509 ,P = 0 .001) .Multiple regression analysis found that family economic burden ,time of illness ,resilience and caregiver burden were the influencing factors of SPB .Conclusion SPB is common among hemiplegic patients after stroke .Nurses should evaluate the influencing factors of SPB among the patients and take targeted measures to alleviate it .
Keywords：StrokeHemiplegicSelf-perceived burdenPsychological resilienceCaregiverQuestionnaire survey
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 191-195 )