Effect of social and psychological factors on rehabilitation of end stage renal disease patients under peritoneal dialysis / 中国组织工程研究

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE: To analyze the effects of social and psychological factors on rehabilitation status of end stage renal disease (ESRD) patients under peritoneal dialysis. METHODS: From August in 2005 to March in 2007, 171 patients experienced peritoneal dialysis were diagnosed at the Center of Peritoneal Dialysis, Department of Nephrology, First Hospital, Peking University, including 66 males and 105 females, aged (60±13) years, with an average dialysis time of 22.8 months. They were studied with questionnaires and interview. Rehabilitation status was investigated from two aspects of activity and participation by Karnofsky activity index, Social Dysfunction Screening Scale. Hamilton depression and anxiety scales, Medical Coping Modes Questionnaire and Social Supporting Rating Scale were used to investigate social and psychological factors.RESULTS: A total of 200 questionnaires were handed out and 171 (85.5%) of them were drawn in. 134 patient had normal activity status, 78.4% of them had Dysfunction and 129 patients (75.4%) had normal social function status. Forty-two (24.5%) of patients had the symptom of anxiety, 15 (8.2%) had depression. The score of "Acceptance-Resignation" was significantly higher in this group than patients with other chronic diseases. There were no significant differences in scores of "Confrontation" and "Avoidance". Activity of rehabilitation outcome and participation index served as dependent variable, whereas depression and anxiety, coping mode and social supporting as independent variable. Using multiple stepwise regression analysis, factors that affected patient rehabilitation were found, including depression, utilization of social support and the facing coping mode. CONCLUSION: Depression, utilization of social support and the facing coping mode have important effects on patient rehabilitation.