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The RESCUE problem solving intervention for stroke caregivers: A mixed-methods pilot study.

Meggan M Jordan¹, Ivette M Freytes², Tatiana Orozco³

¹Department of Sociology, Gerontology, and Gender Studies.

Rehabilitation Psychology

|August 4, 2022

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A web-based intervention for stroke caregivers reduced depression and burden. Caregivers found the program helpful and learned new stress-management strategies, showing its feasibility and acceptability.

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Area of Science:

Neuroscience
Gerontology
Health Psychology

Background:

Stroke caregivers experience significant challenges, impacting their well-being and the patient's recovery.
There is a critical need for accessible, web-based interventions to support caregivers with psycho-education and skills development.
Existing support systems often lack tailored resources for the unique demands faced by stroke caregivers.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the feasibility, acceptability, and value of a 4-week, active, telephone and web-based intervention for stroke caregivers.
To evaluate the impact of the intervention on caregiver mental health and quality of life.
To gather qualitative insights into the caregiver experience with the intervention.

Main Methods:

A pilot study employing a one-group, pretest-posttest design with a mixed-methods approach.
Recruitment of community-dwelling stroke patient caregivers from the Veterans Health Administration.
Quantitative data collection pre- and post-intervention, supplemented by semistructured interviews with a subsample.

Main Results:

A 77% completion rate was achieved among 93 recruited caregivers.
Significant reductions in caregiver depression (p = .008) and burden (p = .013) were observed.
Caregivers reported high satisfaction, with 78% finding sessions very helpful and 76% utilizing learned problem-solving strategies.

Conclusions:

The telephone and web-based intervention was feasible and well-accepted by stroke caregivers.
The program demonstrates potential for improving caregiver well-being and equipping them with essential coping skills.
Further rigorous research is warranted to establish the intervention's definitive effectiveness in improving outcomes.