Participation in everyday life and life satisfaction in the stroke-caregiver dyad
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1 Participation in everyday life and life satisfaction in the stroke-caregiver dyad 6th International Carers Conference Gothenburg 4-6 September 2015 Aileen Bergström, Occupational Therapist reg., Post doctoral researcher, Swedish National Family Care Competence Centre and Lecturer, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm Länssamordnarna anhörigstöd i Norrland
2 A dyadic perspective regarding participation in everyday life 2
3 Participation Participation necessarily occurs at the intersection of what the person can do, wants to do, has the opportunity to do, and is not prevented from doing. MALLINSON, T. & HAMMEL, J Measurement of participation: intersecting person, task, and environment Arch Phys Med Rehabil, 91, S
4 STROKE
5 Life Satisfaction 5
6 Combined Life Satisfaction carer person with stroke November 29, 2012 Aileen Bergström 6
7 Combined Life Satisfaction carer (high or low life satisfaction) person with stroke (high or low life satisfaction) November 29, 2012 Aileen Bergström 7
8 Combined Life Satisfaction carer (high or low life satisfaction) person with stroke (high or low life satisfaction) Combined high, low, or discordant life satisfaction November 29, 2012 Aileen Bergström 8
9 Rationale Dyadic perspective Participation in everyday life Life satisfaction 9
10 Aim To describe persons with stroke and their carers perceived participation in everyday life 3 to 6 months post stroke and to depict this in relation to their life satisfaction and with the dyads combined life satisfaction. 10
11 Methods /Instruments Life Satisfaction Checklist (LiSat-11) (Fugl-Meyer et al, 1991) Global life satisfaction Combined High Combined Low Discordant Occupational Gaps Questionnaire (OGQ) 11
12 Occupational Gaps Subjective measure of participation in everyday life The discrepancy between what an individual wants to do and what he or she actually does 12
13 Example of an item in the OGQ Participating in outdoor activities (e.g. walking, hiking, hunting, fishing, camping) 1. Do you perform the activity? 2. Do you want to perform the activity? Yes Yes No No Perceptions of occupational gaps Question 1: yes Question 2: no Question 1: no Question 2: yes 13
14 Study participants n = 210 (105 dyads) Persons with stroke Age 70 (46-90) Male/female 73% / 27% Carer Age 68 (18-88) Male/female 24% / 76% 14
15 Results of the Occupational Gaps Questionnaire Activities Persons with stroke Carers Travelling for pleasure (1) 61% (1) 48% Performing heavy duty maintainence (2) 54% 15% Participating in Hobbies (3) 51% 16% Participating in cultural activities (4) 50% (2) 31% Participating in sports 38% (3) 30% Visiting restaurants and bars 35% (3) 30% 15
16 Not-want-to-do-gaps for the carers Total % of gaps Negative gaps Cleaning 25% 22% Cooking 17% 14% Performing light maintenance 17% 11% Doing the laundry 11% 8% Grocery shopping 10% 7% Managing personal finances 10% 6% 16
17 Combined Life Satisfaction Combined Life Satisfaction Dyads % High/high 24% Low/low 38% Discordant 38% 17
18 Combined Life Satisfaction in relation to occupational gaps Combined Life Satisfaction Dyads % OG s for the persons with stroke (median,qr, range) OG s for the carers (median,qr, range) High/high 24% 5/6/0-17 5/3/0-11 p = Low/low 38% 8.5/4.5/2-18 5/5/0-19 p =
19 Effects of life satisfaction on participation in everyday life Life satisfaction Participation in everyday life (Occupational Gap) Person with stroke Carer 19
20 Effects of life satisfaction on participation in everyday life Life satisfaction Participation in everyday life (Occupational Gap) Person with stroke (OR = 1.1, 95% CI , p = 0.03) Carer 20
21 Effects of life satisfaction on participation in everyday life Life satisfaction Participation in everyday life (Occupational Gap) Person with stroke Carer (OR = 1.2, 95% CI , p = 0.04) 21
22 Effects of life satisfaction on participation in everyday life Life satisfaction Participation in everyday life (Occupational Gap) Person with stroke Carer 22
23 Effects of life satisfaction on participation in everyday life Life satisfaction Participation in everyday life (Occupational Gap) Person with stroke Carer 23
24 Conclusions Carers have restrictions in participation in everyday life after their partners stroke 24
25 Conclusions Carers have restrictions in participation in everyday life after their partners stroke The carers life satisfaction accounts for their participation in everyday life 25
26 Conclusions Carers have restrictions in participation in everyday life after their partners stroke The carers life satisfaction accounts for their participation in everyday life Those dyads where they both had a low level of life satisfaction had a significantly greater level of participation restrictions 26
27 Clinical implications 27
28 Bergstrom AL, von Koch L, Andersson M, Tham K, Eriksson G. Participation in everyday life and life satisfaction in persons with stroke and their caregivers 3-6 months after onset. Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine Epub 2015/04/18. 28
29 Thank you for your attention! 29
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