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Research Title PERCEPTIONS OF FQOL OF THAIS FAMILIES WHO HAVE A CHILD WITH DEVELOPMENTAL-DISABILITES 
Date of Distribution 16 February 2013 
Conference
     Title of the Conference THE 16TH EAST ASIAN FORUM OF NURSING SCHOLARS (EAFONS) 
     Organiser Ramathibodi School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahodol University, Faculty of Nursing, Mahodol University. 
     Conference Place Bangkok, Thailand 
     Province/State  
     Conference Date 21 February 2013 
     To 22 February 2013 
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     Page 186 
     Editors/edition/publisher Maneerat Thirakorn, Jongudomkarn Darunee, Keawyoo Jiraporn 
     Abstract AIMS: The purpose of this study was to investigate the perception of families on the existence of the child with developmental disabilities (DD) in families, affected their family quality of life(FQOL). METHODS: The study was conduct in one Northeast Thailand. The participants consisted of 31 families (aged 25-60 yeaes) who have a child with intellectual disability, cerebral palsy and autism (aged 2 to 22 years). Based on qualitative study, a focus group was undertaken for collecting data. Content analysis was carried out on the transcribed interviews. RESULTS: As a result of their perceptions, families report alteration of five themes of FQOL when their was a child with DD. Including, 1) family interaction 2) parenting 3) physical and material wellbeing 4) emotional wellbeing, and 5) disability-related support. CONCLUSIONS: The findings lead to further formulate standard measurement in order to assess FQOL that more sensitive for Thai families who have a child with DD. These can help communities prioritize their concerns, practical implications for health policies on children with DD and their families.  
Author
527060002-6 Mrs. THIRAKORN MANEERAT [Main Author]
Nursing Doctoral Degree

Peer Review Status มีผู้ประเมินอิสระ 
Level of Conference นานาชาติ 
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Type of Presentation Poster 
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