A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF RESILIENCY TRAIT AND ITS ROLE IN ADAPTATION PROCESS OF DIABETIC CLIENTS WHO REFERRED TO DIABETES ASSOCIATION IN SHIRAZ

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DERAKHSHANRAD S.A.; ZEYNALZADEH GHOOCHANI B.; TAGHIZADEH Z.; ZAHEDI E.; GHASEM SHARIFI A.H.

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Journal: Sadra Medical Sciences Journal Year:2016 | Volume:4 | Issue:4 Page(s): 245-254

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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF RESILIENCY TRAIT AND ITS ROLE IN ADAPTATION PROCESS OF DIABETIC CLIENTS WHO REFERRED TO DIABETES ASSOCIATION IN SHIRAZ

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DIABETICSQ2

RESILIENCYQ1

ADAPTATIONQ3

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYQ2

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Background and Objectives: RESILIENCY is an important concept in understanding ADAPTATION process and learning coping strategies in diabetic patients. It is imperative to examine the RESILIENCY trait at appropriate time while providing OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY interventions for DIABETICS. Therefore, this study aimed to descriptively examine this trait and its role in ADAPTATION process of DIABETICS.Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted on diabetic patients selected from those who had referred to Shiraz Diabetes Association in January 2014 using convenience sampling. The data were collected by Connor Davidson Resilience Scale. Then, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was used to compare three diabetic groups with low, moderate, and high RESILIENCY traits regarding adaptive features, including achievement motivation, tenacity, self-confidence, and adaptability.Results: This study was performed on 70 qualified diabetic patients, including 24 males and 46 females, with the mean age of 51±10.7 years. The mean score of RESILIENCY was 61.5±17.7 in the study population. The results showed a significant difference among the three study groups concerning achievement motivation (F=69.9, P>0.001), self-confidence (F=81.3, P>0.001), tenacity (F=46.9, P>0.001), and adaptability (F=75.6, P>0.001).Conclusion: The results showed that the individuals with low, moderate, and high levels of resilience had different adaptive features. Thus, level of RESILIENCY in DIABETICS could determine how they adapt themselves to consequences of diabetes.

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DERAKHSHANRAD, S.A., ZEYNALZADEH GHOOCHANI, B., TAGHIZADEH, Z., ZAHEDI, E., & GHASEM SHARIFI, A.H.. (2016). A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF RESILIENCY TRAIT AND ITS ROLE IN ADAPTATION PROCESS OF DIABETIC CLIENTS WHO REFERRED TO DIABETES ASSOCIATION IN SHIRAZ. SADRA MEDICAL SCIENCES JOURNAL, 4(4), 245-254. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/238866/en

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DERAKHSHANRAD S.A., ZEYNALZADEH GHOOCHANI B., TAGHIZADEH Z., ZAHEDI E., GHASEM SHARIFI A.H.. A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF RESILIENCY TRAIT AND ITS ROLE IN ADAPTATION PROCESS OF DIABETIC CLIENTS WHO REFERRED TO DIABETES ASSOCIATION IN SHIRAZ. SADRA MEDICAL SCIENCES JOURNAL[Internet]. 2016;4(4):245-254. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/238866/en

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S.A. DERAKHSHANRAD, B. ZEYNALZADEH GHOOCHANI, Z. TAGHIZADEH, E. ZAHEDI, and A.H. GHASEM SHARIFI, “A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF RESILIENCY TRAIT AND ITS ROLE IN ADAPTATION PROCESS OF DIABETIC CLIENTS WHO REFERRED TO DIABETES ASSOCIATION IN SHIRAZ,” SADRA MEDICAL SCIENCES JOURNAL, vol. 4, no. 4, pp. 245–254, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/238866/en

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