QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
https://doi.org/10.24884/1561-6274-2005-9-3-48-54
Abstract
THE AIM of the investigation was to compare quality of life (QL) indices of patients on hemodialysis (HD) and healthy subjects, to compare QL indices of Russian HD patients and those from other countries, to determine factors influencing QL of HD patients. PATIENTS AND METHODS. 1047 chronic hemodialysis patients were examined. To assess the healthrelated QL the Russian language version of the SF36 Health Status Survey was used. The indices of depression, asthenia, anxiety, personality features, life purposes and values, cliniclaboratory parameters were also determined for the assessment of their influence on patients’ QL. RESULTS. Patients on HD were found to have all indices of their physical functioning considerably lower than those in healthy subjects. It concerns the resistance to physical loads (PF), restricting effects of the physical state on the everyday activities (RP), general health condition (GH), intensity of pain (BP). According to the indices of mental health the decrease was less pronounced than normal. In Russian HD patients the tolerance indices to physical loads (PF), general activity (V) and the total index of physical health (PCS) were reliably higher than in US patients. The US patients possess an advantage in mental health (MH), total mental health index (MCS), freedom from pain (BP), general health condition (GH). Patients from Great Britain have lower rates of the majority of scales of the SF36 questionnaire than those from Russia and USA that seems to be associated with the lower level of hemoglobin in this group of patients. The blood serum albumin level is an independent predictor of safety of the total index of physical health (PCS). The degree of depression, patient’s age, duration of HD, number of days at the hospital for the last 6 months, and a coexisting pathology have negative influence on the total index of physical health (PCS). The total index of physical health (PCS) is dependent on the level of personal anxiety, depression and asthenia, age and time of HD treatment. CONCLUSION. QL of HD patients is substantially lower as compared to healthy subjects mainly at the expense of the indices of physical health. QL of HD patients is liable to effects of clinical and mental variables. It should be studied in future what underlies the established differences in QL between HD patients from different countries cultural, socialeconomic factors or the medical care quality.
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I. A. VasilievaRussian Federation
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Vasilieva I.A. QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS. Nephrology (Saint-Petersburg). 2005;9(3):48-54. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24884/1561-6274-2005-9-3-48-54