Journal of International Psychiatry

Abstract: Objective To analysis of the correlation between stroke patients with hemiplegia and quality of social relationships and emotional disorder. Methods 72 cases of stroke secondary epilepsy patients were selected as the observation object in the Department of Neurology of our hospital’s from January 2016 ~ December 2016 . HOU developed social relationship quality scale (PSRQ) assessment of patients with quality of social relations, such as Hamilton for the 17 item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD-17), 14 Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA) and Rafaelsdn for Beck - rafaelsdn Mania Rating Scale (BRMS) assessment of psychological and emotional disorder. Pearson correlation analysis between social relationship and psychological quality of patients with affective disorder. Results Patients with family cohesion (13.8±4.9), family (10.2±3.8) points, the relationship between friends (9.7±2.9) points, quality of social relationships (32.8±7.4); depression (54.8±6.6), anxiety (48.1±5.2) and (38.4±4.5)points. Pearson correlation analysis showed that the patients with family intimacy, family and friends take scores and depression, anxiety, mania show negative correlation (P<0.01), social relationship quality score and depression and anxiety, mania showed a negative correlation (P<0.01). Conclusion There is a negative correlation between stroke hemiplegia patients quality of social relationship and psychological and emotional obstacles, increasing the quality of social relations can weaken the psychological and emotional obstacles.

Keywords: stroke; hemiplegia; social relationship quality; affective disorder; correlation