第二型糖尿病患者的反思及反芻特質與疾病表徵對自我照護行為的影響

• Main Authors: 張瓊文, Chang, Chung Wen
• Language: 中文
• Published: 國立政治大學
• Subjects: 第二型糖尿病患者; 共通信念模式; 疾病表徵; 自我照護; 糖化血色素; type 2 diabetes; the common sense model; illness representations; self-care behaviors; HbA1c
• Online Access: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/cgi-bin/cdrfb3/gsweb.cgi?o=dstdcdr&i=sid=%22G0095752022%22.

研究目的：本研究使用共通信念模式，以瞭解第二型糖尿病患者持有的疾病表徵對自我照護行為的預測關係。過去的研究顯示，糖尿病患者的「控制」表徵能夠有效預測患者的自我照護行為和糖化血色素值；也就是，患者相信疾病能被控制的程度愈高，在自我照護行為的表現愈好，糖化血色素值愈低。但是，「結果」表徵與「情緒」表徵無法顯著一致的預測患者的自我照護行為。透過回顧與健康行為相關的理論發展與文獻，考量慢性疾病的自我調節歷程中，除了疾病表徵以外，還需要納入與自我意識有關的人格特質。為此，本研究目的有四:(1)先檢驗在台灣糖尿病患者的疾病表徵建構，是否與國外使用疾病共通信念模式的研究結果一致，有相同的因素結構。(2)檢定台灣第二型糖尿病患者，其持有的疾病表徵對自我照護行為與血糖控制的預測，是否與Harvey和Lawson(2009)的研究結果一致。(3)評估糖尿病患者的人格特質對自我照護行為與糖化血色素值的影響。(4)探索第二型糖尿病患者反芻反思特質，在疾病表徵影響自我照護行為上的調節效果。 研究方法：本研究以立意取樣的方式，邀請新竹某教學醫院門診的第二型糖尿病患者為受試。排除漏答與亂填者，共有142位符合資格的受試者；每位受試者皆需完成受試者同意書、背景資料、糖尿病自我照護量表、疾病表徵問卷與中文版反芻反思量表。根據研究目的，以階層回歸和羅吉斯回歸分析等統計方法進行假設考驗。 研究結果：(1)臺灣第二型糖尿病患者的疾病表徵結構與國外患者相似，共包含：「認同」、「病因」、「時間感急慢性」、「時間感循環性」、「結果」、「情緒」和「控制」表徵。(2)研究結果與Harvey和Lawson(2009)的研究結果一致，「控制」表徵可以顯著預測整體自我照護行為和糖化血色素值。(3)第二型糖尿病患者的反芻反思特質，無法單獨預測自我照護行為與糖化血色素值。(4) 第二型糖尿病患者的反芻反思特質會與病表徵產生交互作用，共同調節各種自我照護行為的表現。 結論：本研究資料與其他使用共通信念模式的研究資料一致，亦即控制表徵能預測自我照護行為和糖化血色素值。此外，本研究發現，不同自我照護行為會受到疾病表徵與反芻或反思特質的交互作用而影響。由於，增加自我照護行為的執行度，是目前糖尿病治療與衛教的首要目標。建議未來從事糖尿病照護的實務工作者，能提供疾病表徵與反芻反思特質的專業心理評估；以協助建立個別評估與個別介入的個別化治療方案，進而提高患者在自我照護行為的執行度、增加臨床治療的效果。 === Background and Aims. It is increasingly being used to understand and predict individuals' coping with and subsequent self-care of chronic illness is Leventhal and colleagues' the common sense model. This model postulates that it is the individual's illness representation is the proximal determinant of coping behavior. The role of personality in determining self-care behavior has been relatively ignored, possibly because of the lack of convergence in concepts and measures. Due to the lack of research in the area of interest, the present study attempt to resolve this issue. We investigated, (a) using subjects of Type-II diabetes in Taiwan, are the results of present study similar as others studies directed by common sense model to identify the factors of illness representation, (b) discussing the influences of illness representation to self-care behavior and glycemic control (HbA1c); like as Harvey and Lawson(2009)’s study, (c) assessing whether traits of normal personality are associated with variations in self-care behavior and glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes, (d) examining whether personality moderate the relationships between illness representations and self-care behavior. Methods. Patients were eligible if they had Type 2 diabetes, were aged 20 years or more at diagnosis. Before we collect data, a physician will invite patient to enter the study. Patient want to join this study, they be giving an informed consent and be asked to complete four questionnaires. A total 142 patients completed the demographic survey ( age, educational level, diabetes duration et al.), Diabetes Self-Care Scale, the Revised Illness Perception Questionnaire(IPQ-R), the Chinese version of Rumination- Reflection Questionnaire. Analysis were concluded using multiple regression analysis, logistic regression and so on. Results. The results revealed that: (1) as our hypothesis, the structures of the IPQ-R in type 2 diabetes in Taiwan were similar as other foreign studies directed by common sense model. (2) Control representation can induce main effect on self care behavior. Higher control representation was significantly positive associated with self care behavior, and it was significantly negative associated with HbA1c. (3) Self reflection and self rumination were inconsistently associated with self care behavior and HbA1c. (4) Personality moderated the relationships between illness representations and self-care behavior. Conclusions. This study supports the Common Sense Model (CSM) of illness representation when considering type 2 diabetes in Taiwan. Based on our results, we found personality traits may offer new insights in to variations in self-care in patients with type 2 diabetes undergoing standard management. Personality refers as self-reflection and self-rumination which moderated the relationships between illness representations and self-care behavior. Therefore, CSM could become the theoretical framework for psychological interventions in type 2 diabetes. Furthermore, according to the study result, we suggested the practitioners paying attention to the different interaction when representation and personality are together in diabetes’ each self-care behavior.