Web-Based Interactive Multimedia CBT Bereavement Support Program
基于网络的交互式多媒体 CBT 丧亲支持计划
基本信息
- 批准号:7840422
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 71.25万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2006
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2006-09-21 至 2012-10-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AbsenteeismAccidentsAddressAdultAffectiveAlcohol consumptionAmericanAmerican Psychiatric AssociationArtsBehavioralBereavementBusinessesCessation of lifeCharacteristicsChildClinical Trials DesignCognitiveCognitive TherapyCollectionCoping BehaviorCoping SkillsDataDevelopmentDisabled PersonsDistressDrug usageEducationEducational MaterialsEducational process of instructingEmployeeExerciseFamily memberFlowchartsFrequenciesFriendsGoalsGrief reactionHealthHealth InsuranceHearingHuman ResourcesIncidenceIndividualInjuryInternetInterventionIntranetLearningLeftLicensureMental DepressionMethodsMoraleMultimediaNatureOccupationalOnline SystemsPainParentsParticipantPharmaceutical PreparationsPhasePost-Traumatic Stress DisordersProcessProductivityProfessional counselorProviderPublic HealthReactionRelative (related person)ReportingSelf AssessmentSelf CareServicesSiblingsSpousesSubstance abuse problemSymptomsSystemTeaching MethodTestingTextTheftTimeTraining ProgramsUniversitiesVisualWorkaddictionalcohol and other druganimationbasebehavior changecostcost effectivedepressive symptomsdesignexperienceinteractive multimediaknowledge baseloved onesmodel designpreventprimary outcomeproductivity lossprogramsprototypepublic health relevancerandomized trialreconstructionresponsesingle episode major depressive disorderskills trainingsocialtheoriestoolusability
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Reactions to bereavement can be personally painful and typically interfere with social and occupational functioning. While most individuals eventually adapt to their loss, 10-20% of the bereaved experience significant reactions including major depressive symptoms similar to post traumatic stress disorder. Moreover, bereavement can precipitate other health problems. With 4 million employees experiencing the loss of a loved one each year, the cost of bereavement to American business is over $44.5 billion in increased health utilization, absenteeism, reduced productivity (presenteeism), and errors/accidents due to poor concentration. The teaching of cognitive-behavioral coping skills shows promise as a method to decrease distress and promote social/occupational functioning. The proposed Web-based CBT intervention will integrate and operationalize prevailing grief theories in a cost-effective, multimedia bereavement support program. It will incorporate proven adult education and e-Learning instructional design principles with behavioral change theory to support employees following the death of a loved one. Access will be delivered over the Internet as an adjunct service of Employee Assistance Providers (EAP) and EAP Call Centers. It will tailor the presented materials according to the user's grief context: expectedness of the death, the nature of the death (traumatic vs. natural), and whether the relationship to the deceased was that of parent or older relative, spouse, adult child, sibling, friend, or coworker. Learning and personal support will be enhanced with tailored video testimonials/stories, as well as multimedia presentation of content and self-assessment tracking tools. The finished program will offer interactive exercises and activities to teach cognitive-behavioral coping skills that focus on: (a) personal grieving styles; (b) normal reactions to grief; (c) physical self-care; (d) cognitive-behavior coping strategies; (e) rumination; (f) reconstruction of meaning; and (g) reconstruction of identity without the deceased. In addition, the program will include modules to address specific needs and support of: (a) Human Resources Managers; (b) supervisors of bereaved employees; and (c) EAP and Call Center Counselors. The Phase I prototype program showed significant effects in a randomized trial on the Internet. The Phase II product will be developed for Internet or Intranet application accessible via standard web browsers and will be evaluated with a large randomized trial. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Reactions to bereavement can be personally painful and typically interfere with social and occupational functioning. While most individuals eventually adapt to their loss, 10-20% of the bereaved experience significant reactions including major depressive symptoms similar to post traumatic stress disorder. Moreover, bereavement can precipitate other health problems. With 4 million employees experiencing the loss of a loved one each year, the cost of bereavement to American business is over $44.5 billion in increased health utilization, absenteeism, reduced productivity (presenteeism) and errors/accidents due to poor concentration.
描述(由申请人提供):对丧亲之痛的反应可能是个人痛苦的,通常会干扰社会和职业功能。虽然大多数人最终会适应失去亲人的痛苦,但10-20%的死者会出现明显的反应,包括类似于创伤后应激障碍的严重抑郁症状。此外,丧亲之痛还可能引发其他健康问题。每年有400万员工失去亲人,美国企业的丧亲成本超过445亿美元,包括健康利用率增加、缺勤、生产力降低(出勤率)以及由于注意力不集中而导致的错误/事故。认知行为应对技能的教学显示出作为一种减少痛苦和促进社会/职业功能的方法的希望。拟议的基于网络的CBT干预将整合和操作流行的悲伤理论在一个具有成本效益的,多媒体丧亲支持计划。它将结合成熟的成人教育和电子学习教学设计原则与行为改变理论,以支持员工在亲人去世后。访问将通过互联网提供,作为员工援助提供商(EAP)和EAP呼叫中心的附属服务。它将根据用户的悲伤背景定制呈现的材料:死亡的预期性,死亡的性质(创伤与自然),以及与死者的关系是否是父母或年长亲属,配偶,成年子女,兄弟姐妹,朋友或同事。将通过量身定制的视频推荐/故事以及多媒体内容介绍和自我评估跟踪工具,加强学习和个人支持。完成的方案将提供互动练习和活动,教授认知行为应对技能,重点是:(a)个人悲伤风格;(B)对悲伤的正常反应;(c)身体自我护理;(d)认知行为应对策略;(e)沉思;(f)意义的重建;(g)在没有死者的情况下重建身份。此外,该计划将包括满足以下人员特定需求和支持的模块:(a)人力资源经理;(B)失去亲人的员工的主管;以及(c)EAP和呼叫中心顾问。第一阶段的原型计划在互联网上的随机试验中显示出显着的效果。II期产品将开发用于通过标准Web浏览器访问的Internet或Intranet应用程序,并将通过大型随机试验进行评估。公共卫生相关性:对丧亲之痛的反应可能是个人痛苦的,通常会干扰社会和职业功能。虽然大多数人最终会适应失去亲人的痛苦,但10-20%的死者会出现明显的反应,包括类似于创伤后应激障碍的严重抑郁症状。此外,丧亲之痛还可能引发其他健康问题。每年有400万员工失去亲人,美国企业的丧亲成本超过445亿美元,包括健康利用率增加、缺勤、生产力降低(出勤率)以及由于注意力不集中而造成的错误/事故。
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