Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison
Family impact (or family burden) is a concept born in the field of mental health that has successfully been exported to the ambit of intellectual disability (ID). However, differences in family impact associated with severe mental health disorders (schizophrenia), to ID or to mental health problems...
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| Publication date: | 2011 |
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10609/149282 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd.2011.05.021 |
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| Keyword: | intellectual disability schizophrenia mental health family burden families |
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| author | Martorell, Almudena |
| author2 | Gutiérrez Recacha, Pedro Irazábal, Marcia Marsa-Sambola, Ferran García, Mercedes |
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| author_browse | García, Mercedes Gutiérrez Recacha, Pedro Irazábal, Marcia Marsa-Sambola, Ferran Martorell, Almudena |
| author_facet | Martorell, Almudena Gutiérrez Recacha, Pedro Irazábal, Marcia Marsa-Sambola, Ferran García, Mercedes |
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| description | Family impact (or family burden) is a concept born in the field of mental health that has successfully been exported to the ambit of intellectual disability (ID). However, differences in family impact associated with severe mental health disorders (schizophrenia), to ID or to mental health problems in ID should be expected. Seventy-two adults with intellectual disability clients of the Carmen Pardo-Valcarce Foundation's sheltered workshops and vocational employment programmes in Madrid (Spain), 203 adults diagnosed with schizophrenia from four Spanish Community Mental Health Services (Barcelona, Madrid, Granada and Navarra) and 90 adults with mental health problems in ID (MH-ID) from the Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu Health Care Site in Sant Boi de Llobregat, Barcelona (Spain) were asked to participate in the present study along with their main caregivers. Family impact experienced by caregivers was assessed with the ECFOS-II/SOFBI-II scale (Entrevista de Carga Familiar Objetiva y Subjetiva/Objective and Subjective Family Burden Interview). In global terms, results showed that the higher family impact was found between caregivers to people with MH-ID. The interaction of both conditions (ID and mental health problems) results in a higher degree of burden on families than when both conditions are presented separately. There was also an impact in caregivers to people with schizophrenia, this impact being higher than the one detected in caregivers to people with intellectual disability. Needs of caregivers to people with disability should be addressed specifically in order to effectively support families. |
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| spelling | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison Martorell, Almudena Gutiérrez Recacha, Pedro Irazábal, Marcia Marsa-Sambola, Ferran García, Mercedes intellectual disability schizophrenia mental health family burden families Family impact (or family burden) is a concept born in the field of mental health that has successfully been exported to the ambit of intellectual disability (ID). However, differences in family impact associated with severe mental health disorders (schizophrenia), to ID or to mental health problems in ID should be expected. Seventy-two adults with intellectual disability clients of the Carmen Pardo-Valcarce Foundation's sheltered workshops and vocational employment programmes in Madrid (Spain), 203 adults diagnosed with schizophrenia from four Spanish Community Mental Health Services (Barcelona, Madrid, Granada and Navarra) and 90 adults with mental health problems in ID (MH-ID) from the Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu Health Care Site in Sant Boi de Llobregat, Barcelona (Spain) were asked to participate in the present study along with their main caregivers. Family impact experienced by caregivers was assessed with the ECFOS-II/SOFBI-II scale (Entrevista de Carga Familiar Objetiva y Subjetiva/Objective and Subjective Family Burden Interview). In global terms, results showed that the higher family impact was found between caregivers to people with MH-ID. The interaction of both conditions (ID and mental health problems) results in a higher degree of burden on families than when both conditions are presented separately. There was also an impact in caregivers to people with schizophrenia, this impact being higher than the one detected in caregivers to people with intellectual disability. Needs of caregivers to people with disability should be addressed specifically in order to effectively support families. Elsevier http://hdl.handle.net/10609/149282 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd.2011.05.021 |
| spellingShingle | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison Martorell, Almudena intellectual disability schizophrenia mental health family burden families |
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| title | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| title_full | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| title_fullStr | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| title_full_unstemmed | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| title_short | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| title_sort | Family impact in intellectual disability, severe mental health disorders and mental health disorders in ID. A comparison |
| topic | intellectual disability schizophrenia mental health family burden families |
| topic_facet | intellectual disability schizophrenia mental health family burden families |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/10609/149282 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd.2011.05.021 |