Kosenko K. Psychosocial rehabilitation of women with paranoid schizophrenia at different models of family interaction

Is devoted to development of measures of psychosocial rehabilitation of women patients with paranoid schizophrenia at specific forms of family interaction patterns, based on a study of psychopathology and psychosocial characteristics. The thesis analyzed the clinical and psychiatric symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia in women with different patterns of family interaction. Among surveyed the most common psychiatric syndromes was depressed, diagnosed in approximately one third of the examinees. The differences in social functioning and quality of life. Regardless of the model of family interaction, the patients had similar problems in self-care, work, family, home, and on the activities in the general social sense. Model of family interaction, where the women lived with her husband and children, was one in which the patient maintain the highest level of adaptation to the duties compared to other options. Interventions aimed at the return of women in family functioning and recovery skills needed given the existing model of family interaction. Include active psychopharmacotherapy aimed at reducing the negative symptoms of the disease, relapse prevention; psihoreabilitatsionnye activities and social interventions aimed at restoring skills have social, family functioning. Developed measures of psychosocial rehabilitation of women with paranoid schizophrenia, with different models of family interaction. The effectiveness of the measures proved their effectiveness in terms of increasing the level of social functioning and quality of life of patients, improving adherence to maintenance therapy, the harmonization of their family environment.