Thomas M Selden, Terceira A Berdahl, Zhengyi Fang
The Risk Of Severe COVID-19 Within Households Of School Employees And School-Age Children
Health affairs (Project Hope)
understanding trigger maintaining factors regarding psychiatric comorbidities copd great importance presented mixedmethods study qualitative interview data burden experience coping related psychiatric comorbidity using phqd quality live positive affect negative affect schedulde panas satisfaction life scale swls extended freiburg questionnaire coping illness fkvlis two interview questions prompting narrative 1 currently bothering 2 cope chronic disease everyday life total 62 patients hospitalized due copd participated severity physical impairment assessed using gold stage charlson comorbidity index cci interviews conducted content analyzed quantified collected data compared two groups regard mental distress 13 themes burden 11 coping strategies identified content analysis total 42 patients showed signs mental distress 20 patients show signs distress significant differences two groups terms sociodemographic characteristics severity physical symptoms first interview question stressed group frequently addressed issues related death 357 versus 150 social stress 214 versus 00 respect second interview question nonstressed group significantly likely mention strategies consciously emphasizing positive emotions 700 versus 310 addition higher scores fkv scales depressive coping trivialization wishful thinking evident stressed group quality life mental distress considered clinical care copd interventions influence illness perception related coping styles important especially regard development realistic optimistic perspective life disease burden well inclusion group family therapeutic interventions