Correlative factors analysis of diabetic’s quality-of-life

ZHOU Hua-lin, QI Wen-bo, WEI Dai-lin, et al. Taian City Centre Hospital, Clinic Psychology, Taian 271000, China  

ObjectiveTo investigate the situation of diabetic’s quality-of-life, social support, anxiety and depression, especially,and analyse their correlation. MethodsBy Diabetes-Specificl Quality-of-Life Scale(DSQL), Social Support Rating Scale(SSRS), Zung SAS(self rating anxiety scale) and Zung SDS(self-reporting depression scale), 504 diabetics cases were measured. ResultsThe impaired rate of healthy of diabetes was 95.64%, the affected rate of mental health was 76.19%, the affected rate of human relations was 30.36%, the rate of accompanying anxiety and depression was 11.31% and 29.96%. The quality-of-life was significantly correlated with the course of disease,etc ( r =0.18~0.55, P 0.01). The social support was significantly correlated with age,etc( r 0.11, P 0.01). Anxiety and depression was significantly correlated with complications,etc(| r |0.20, P 0.01). The values of quality-of-life, social supports, anxiety and depression have significant difference among different levels of course of disease and complications, respectively ( P 0.05). ConclusionDiabetes quality of life were descend severely and were intimately related to complications, accompanying anxiety and depression.It will play a key role in improving their quality of life to prevent and control complication, keep good mood.

【Key Words】： Diabetes Quality of life Social support Anxiety Depression
【CateGory Index】： R587.1
【DOI】： cnki:ISSN:1005-8559.0.2006-09-010

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