Modality of starting a therapeutic relationship and communicating diagnosis: Does it affect compliance in epilepsy?

R. Borgatti; D. Comelli; M. Tassini; P. Costa

Modality of starting a therapeutic relationship and communicating diagnosis: Does it affect compliance in epilepsy?

R. Borgatti, D. Comelli, M. Tassini, P. Costa

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Abstract

A semi-directed interview is performed with parents of 18 subjects in paediatric age suffering from epilepsy. Feelings stired up by the appearance of the seizures are investigated; their influence on parent-child relationship before and after communicating diagnosis are also considered. The anguishes stired up by the disease appearance and parent-child relationship quality seem to be comparatively independent from some factors: severity and clinical expressiveness of the epilepsy, and seizures frequency. Otherwise, they are closely connected to parents personality.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Bollettino - Lega Italiana contro l'Epilessia
Pages	335-336
Number of pages	2
Edition	62-63
Publication status	Published - 1988

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