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1 Coping resources and processes: new targets for ICU intervention? Christopher Cox / Duke University / DukeProSPER.org

2 No COIs NIH, DIHI, DTRI, PCORI

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4 Depression, anxiety, PTSD symptoms common / significant / persistent* *just ask Needham, Jackson, Pochard, Azoulay, etc

5 What is the story? 48yo with ARDS from pneumonia. Gets home weak, PTSD.

6 People sometimes don t know what you go through. They think that because you are in one piece, everything is fine. But inside I m all screwed up. It s hard to explain or deal with.

7 critical illness defining sense of self pervasive traumatic memories patient-family relationship strain day to day impact of critical illness inability to cope with new disability Cox CE, et al. Crit Care Med 2009.

8 Coping a brief history Action-oriented and intrapsychic efforts to manage the demands created by stressful events. Taylor & Stanton 2007

9 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job

10 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD

11 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job Coping Resources social support therapeutic alliance resilience optimism hope self-esteem mastery mental health Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD

12 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job Coping Resources social support therapeutic alliance resilience optimism hope self-esteem mastery mental health Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD

13 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job Coping Resources social support therapeutic alliance resilience optimism hope self-esteem mastery mental health Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD Coping Processes active coping humor acceptance self-blame avoidance substance abuse disengagement religion

14 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job 2. palliating event-related social support distress hope e.g., emotion-focused therapeutic alliance coping self-esteem 3. approaching or avoiding resiliencesources of mastery stress e.g., avoidance, optimism reappraisal mental health Coping Resources Coping processes are often organized by intended function: 1. resolving stressful situation e.g., problem solving Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD Coping Processes active coping humor acceptance self-blame intervention target avoidance substance abuse disengagement religion

15 Observational studies relevant to coping resources & processes

16 Brief COPE, IES-R* 5d after ICU admit 30d after discharge 60d after discharge* IES-R is a PTSD symptoms measure

17 Specific interest: avoidant coping Behavioral disengagement Denial Self-blame Self-distraction Substance abuse Venting

18 Use of avoidant coping is associated with more PTSD sx

19 Avoidant coping mediates PTSD symptoms in setting of patient death* *Mediation model: proposes that the independent variable (death) influences the mediator variable (avoidant coping), which in turn influences the dependent variable (PTSD sx) rather than a direct causal relationship between death and PTSD sx.

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21 Specific focus: active coping I've been concentrating my efforts on doing something about the situation I'm in. I've been taking action to try to make the situation better. * Note that these could include problem-solving, seeking social support, spiritual support etc and could include both cognitive and behavioral strategies.

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23 Coping processes & resources were protective vs. distress.

24 Therapeutic alliance: strength and quality of family clinician relationship a coping resource Therapeutic alliance has modifiable factors: Communication quality Trust Social support Conflict Yet, T.A. associated with patient-centeredness of care and not distress

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26 Intrinsic to positive religious coping is the idea of collaborating with God to overcome illness and positive transformation through suffering. Sensing a religious purpose to suffering may enable patients to endure more invasive and painful therapy at the end of life.

27 Religious coping and family engagement in palliative care Religious copers might feel they are abandoning a spiritual calling as they transition from fighting cancer to accepting the limitations of medicine and preparing for death. Religious patients might thus equate palliative care to giving up on God [before he has] given up on them.

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29 Trait, not state, anxiety associated with long-term distress State anxiety fear, nervousness, discomfort, and the arousal of the autonomic nervous system induced temporarily by stressful situations Trait anxiety a relatively enduring disposition to feel stress, worry, and discomfort

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31 Resilience normal or high in 72% of patients

32 Resilience was protective vs. anxiety, depression, and PTSD sx Great editorial: Erin Kross & Terri Hough

33 Intervention studies relevant to coping processes

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35 The (insane) intervention 12 weekly telephone sessions Led by a drill sergeant RN Compliance was surprisingly good

36 Mechanisms Self-efficacy improved (r > 0.7) Adaptive coping styles improved Emotional support (r > 0.5) Acceptance (r > 0.5) Active coping (r > 0.7)

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38 Terri Hough Shannon Carson Doug White Jeremy Kahn Laura Porter Tammy Somers Sarah Kelleher Maren Olsen 176 patient-family member dyads randomized to 6- session web- & phone-based coping skills training program vs. education program. Analyses ongoing.

39 Stressors Critical illness Financial distress Disability Lost job Coping Resources social support therapeutic alliance resilience optimism hope self-esteem mastery mental health Emotional well-being depression, anxiety, PTSD Coping Processes active coping humor acceptance self-blame avoidance substance abuse disengagement religion

40 We need to better understand: Phenotypes of distress potential responders vs. non-responders modifiable vs. less so (e.g., trait / typology) receptivity to different types of interventions Optimal design of interventions how to personalize and engage participants how to adapt to changing needs over time how to deliver to a seriously ill, heterogeneous population

41 Summary Coping is active, not passive Coping = resources + processes (i.e., skills ) Coping is responsive to distress and a method by which to address distress Complex elements underlying this construct Interventions are at an early stage

42 Thanks so much Christopher Cox / christopher.cox@duke.edu / DukeProSPER.org

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