Patrycja Misztal-Okońska, Dorota Lasota, Mariusz Goniewicz, Krzysztof Goniewicz, Witold Pawłowski, Robert Czerski, Alicja Tuszczyńska
[First aid education - a questionnaire survey]
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
coping styles sickness insight coping questionnaire sicq positivism redefinition toughness fighting spirit nonacceptance may affect health recovery hospitalized critically ill patients sicq coping styles hospitalized critically ill patients relate patients healthrelated quality life hrqol recovery prospective cohort study conducted single universityaffiliated dutch hospital participants critically ill adult patients admitted mixed medicalsurgical icu start n 417 preicu n 391 hospital discharge n 350 3month followup n 318 6month followup n 308 12month followup n 285 coping recorded sicq preicu discharge hrqol measured sf12 preicu discharge 3 6 12 months discharge indicators recovery icu hospital length stay discharge disposition mortality correlation regression analyses used data analysis positivism r 028051 fighting spirit r 014035 redefinition r 012023 associated significantly p 05 mental hrqol discharge furthermore positivism associated positively p 01 physical hrqol r 017026 discharge increase positivism r 013 redefinition r 013 toughness r 013 across period hospitalization associated positively p 05 mental hrqol discharge preicu positivism associated hospital length stay 21 p 05 hazard death hr 057 p 01 unidirectional effect mental hrqol 30 p 001 sicq coping associated longterm mental hrqol hospital length stay hazard death among hospitalized critically ill patients