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MeSH: poruchy příjmu potravy-prevence a kontrola

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Projekt Vývoj a pilotní ověření regionálního vzdělávacího modulu prevence duševního onemocnění dětí a dospívajících s důrazem na rizikové chování - představení preventivních intervenčních nástrojů
[Developlemnt and pilot testing of a regional educational module to prevent mental illness among children and adolescents with an emphasis on risk behaviour - outline of preventive intervention tools]

Alkoholizmus a drogové závislosti. 2024 ; 59 (1-2) : 45-75.

Alkohol. drog. Závisl.
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ChildTalks+: a study protocol of a pre-post controlled, paired design study on the use of preventive intervention for children of parents with a mental illness with focus on eating disorders

BMC psychiatry. 2022 ; 22 (1) : 715. [pub] 20221116

BMC Psychiatry
ISSN 1471-244X
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BACKGROUND: Children of parents with a mental illness are at high risk of developing a mental disorder as a result of transgenerational transmission. Without effective intervention, they could form the next generation of psychiatric patients. ChildTalks+ is a preventive intervention involving four structured psychoeducational sessions designed for parents affected by a mental disorder and their children. Its aim is to reduce the risk of mental disorders in children of parents with mental illness. This study draws on our clinical practice and involves a group of patients with eating disorders. The aim of the project, which will run in the Czech Republic, is to evaluate the effectiveness of ChildTalks+ methodology. METHODS: ChildTalks+ therapists (professionals from health, social, and educational facilities) will recruit 66 families where a parent is treated for a mental disorder and the family includes children aged 6-18. Paired allocation into an intervention group (N = 33) and a control group (N = 33) will be based on the number of risk factors identified in the family. Both groups will complete questionnaires at the baseline, post-test, and follow-up assessments after six and 12 months. The intervention group will receive the ChildTalks+ intervention within 2 months of the baseline assessment; the control group after the last assessment. Questionnaires will be completed by parents and children aged 12+ and, in two cases, 15+ years. Quantitative data will be supplemented with qualitative data from ChildTalks+ therapists working with patients with eating disorders. DISCUSSION: The ChildTalks+ intervention is expected to strengthen parenting competencies and family protective factors, improve family communication, increase awareness of parental mental health issues, and improve the wellbeing of children of parents with mental illness with long-term sustainable outcomes. The study should contribute to the evidence base for the ChildTalks+ program and help identify key themes in the implementation of similar preventive interventions. TRIAL REGISTRATION: ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT05554458. Registered 26 September 2022. Retrospectively registered.

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klinické zkoušky kontrolované jako téma MeSH
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poruchy příjmu potravy * prevence a kontrola MeSH
průzkumy a dotazníky MeSH
rodiče * psychologie MeSH
rodičovství psychologie MeSH
výzkumný projekt MeSH
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práce podpořená grantem MeSH
protokol klinické studie MeSH

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Poruchy příjmu potravy

Neuropsychiatrie. 2020 ; () : 515-521.

ISBN 978-80-7345-619-1
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anamnéza MeSH
diferenciální diagnóza MeSH
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poruchy příjmu potravy * diagnóza komplikace prevence a kontrola terapie MeSH
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Psychometric properties of the Czech version of the tool – screening for early eating disorder signs (SEEDS-CZ)

Central European Journal of Nursing and Midwifery. 2020 ; 11 (3) : 105-112.

ISSN 2336-3517
Medvik
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Aim: The objective was to determine the psychometric properties of the Czech version of the evaluation tool “Screen for early eating disorder signs” (SEEDS-CZ). Design: Validation study. Methods: The group of respondents consisted of young women aged 15–21 (mean = 17.7). From the total of 230 subjects, 106 had type 1 diabetes and 124 were without disease. Psychometric analysis was implemented with regard to factor analysis and reliability. With respect to reliability, the internal consistency was determined by the Cronbach alpha coefficient. In order to verify the domains of the SEEDS-CZ questionnaire, exploration factor analysis with promax rotation and confirmation factor analysis were used. Convergence validity was assessed by correlation with independent testing of the same or similar areas. Results: On the basis of the exploratory factor analysis, three factors arose in the Czech version. Factor 1 (Body Image) was saturated by seven items, Factor 2 (Feelings) was saturated by seven items, and Factor 3 (Quality of life) was saturated by five items. Contrary to the original version, item 5 was assigned to Factor 1. The correlation between factors was strong. Correlations with the Diabetes Eating Problem Survey – Revised version, the Eating Attitude Test-26, and the Rosenberg scale were significant. The Cronbach alpha coefficient was 0.89 for the tool as a whole. Conclusion: The SEEDS-CZ evaluation tool is conceptually consistent with the original version of the SEEDS. From the psychometric point of view, it is suitable for use, particularly with diabetics.