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Caring dilemma of adolescent caregivers with mood disorder with non-suicidal self-injury behavior at different stages:a qualitative study
GAO Zhiyuan, SHANG Chaona, YAN Fang, ZHANG Junlei, ZHANG Donghong
Chinese Journal of Nursing    2023, 58 (24): 3011-3017.   DOI: 10.3761/j.issn.0254-1769.2023.24.010
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Objective Based on“timing it right” framework,this study explored the dynamic changes of care dilemma in caregivers of adolescents with mood disorder and non-suicidal self-injury at different stages of disease development,and provided support for the construction of intervention programs. Methods This study adopted phenomenological research and purposive sampling method to select 11 caregivers of adolescents with mood disorders and non-suicidal self-injury behavior who were treated and hospitalized in a tertiary A psychiatric hospital in Henan Province from May 2022 to February 2023 as research subjects. According to the “timing it right” theory,5 semi-structured interviews were conducted with caregivers during the adolescent diagnostic period,hospitalization period,discharge preparation period,adjustment period,and adaptation period. The data was analyzed by the Colaizzi 7-step analysis method. Results The following themes were summarized.①Diagnostic period:complex emotional reactions,facing a dilemma at a loss.②Hospitalization period:lack of knowledge of disease and childcare,self-conscious care difficulties.③Discharge preparation period:lack of confidence in home care and lower expectations for the future of adolescents.④Adjustment period:lack of care skills and desire professional care support.⑤Adaptation period:negatively coping with diseases,with persistent care difficulties. Conclusion The care dilemma of caregivers of adolescents with mood disorders and non-suicidal self-injury behavior in different stages of disease development is dynamic. Medical staff should provide personalized professional support in a planned and continuous manner based on their different stages of care experience and needs,in order to improve the quality of their care and promote adolescent rehabilitation.

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The psychological experience of adolescent patients with mood disorder accompanied by non-suicidal self-injury:a qualitative study
SHANG Chaona, WANG Jianying, SONG Tao, ZHANG Junlei, ZHANG Donghong
Chinese Journal of Nursing    2022, 57 (7): 827-833.   DOI: 10.3761/j.issn.0254-1769.2022.07.010
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Objective To explore the psychological experience of adolescents with mood disorder committing non-suicidal self-injury,so as to provide references for clinical nurses to carry out relevant preventive interventions. Methods Phenomenology in qualitative research was adopted,and 11 convalescent adolescents with mood disorder committing non-suicidal self-injury admitted to a tertiary psychiatric hospital in Henan Province from May to July 2021 were interviewed by semi-structured interviews,and the data was analyzed by Colaizzi seven-step method. Results 4 themes were extracted. Theme 1:negative emotions and psychological pain before non-suicidal self-injury,and they longed for understanding and support. Theme 2:after non-suicidal self-injury,they had a sense of benefit and hoped for attention and love. Theme 3:parents and family give them much pressure,and they get insufficient psychological support. Theme 4:they lack coping strategies for negative emotions and long for professional help. Conclusion Clinical nurses should pay close attention to the emotional changes of adolescents with mood disorder accompanied by non-suicidal self-injury,do well in psychological dynamic assessment,build a patient-centered family intervention system,attach importance to cultivating patients’ positive coping strategies,reduce the occurrence of non-suicidal self-injury and promote their psychosomatic health.

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