The Correlation of Family Resilience with Sleep Quality and Depression of Parents of Children with Epilepsy

Purpose The present study aims to investigate the correlation between family resilience, sleep quality, and depression in parents of children with epilepsy. Design methods 157 epilepsy were assessed using shortened Chinese version Family Resilience Assessment Scale (FRAS-SC) measure resilience level families Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) was used determine quality subjects. Self-Rating Depression (SDS), a self-rating scale for evaluating depression, used. Results FRAS-SC total score 97.9 ± 9.0. PSQI 6.41 3.79, detection rate disorders 37.6%. SDS 51.63 10.73, moderate–severe depressive symptoms 21.6%. all items (except USR) negatively correlated (P < .05). significantly .01). degree explanation 3.5% 14.9%, respectively. Conclusions higher better less will get. Practical implications Relevant intervention measures based on help improve alleviate depression. And then family's ability care