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People with intellectual disabilities (IPDs) compared to the general population are exposed to a high number of traumatic events throughout their lives. In addition, the presence of a traumatic event will cause an alteration in its quality of life due to its greater vulnerability to cope with exceptional situations. On the other hand, the specificity of traumatic symptomatology and the difficulty of the clinician to understand this symptomology makes it difficult for them to receive good psychosocial care. Numerous studies report the high prevalence of anxious, depressive symptoms and the onset of PTSD in people with DI who have experienced one or more traumatic events. Despite the impact this has on their quality of life and their emotional state and the impact on their environment, there are no validated scales in Spanish that help clinicians make an accurate diagnosis to offer more specialised interventions. The objective of this project is to: validation of the Spanish version of the tools that would complete a traumatic symptomatology assessment battery for people with DI; analyse and know the type of symptomatology most frequently based on trauma. This battery of screening of traumatic symptoms will represent a further step towards comprehensive care within the mental health of people with DI, being able to detect, diagnose and intervene in a specific way. Subsequently, it will be disseminated to DI reference centers in Spain, which will improve their mental health care. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: People with intellectual disabilities (IPDs) compared to the general population are exposed to a high number of traumatic events throughout their lives. In addition, the presence of a traumatic event will cause an alteration in its quality of life due to its greater vulnerability to cope with exceptional situations. On the other hand, the specificity of traumatic symptomatology and the difficulty of the clinician to understand this symptomology makes it difficult for them to receive good psychosocial care. Numerous studies report the high prevalence of anxious, depressive symptoms and the onset of PTSD in people with DI who have experienced one or more traumatic events. Despite the impact this has on their quality of life and their emotional state and the impact on their environment, there are no validated scales in Spanish that help clinicians make an accurate diagnosis to offer more specialised interventions. The objective of this project is to: validation of the Spanish version of the tools that would complete a traumatic symptomatology assessment battery for people with DI; analyse and know the type of symptomatology most frequently based on trauma. This battery of screening of traumatic symptoms will represent a further step towards comprehensive care within the mental health of people with DI, being able to detect, diagnose and intervene in a specific way. Subsequently, it will be disseminated to DI reference centers in Spain, which will improve their mental health care. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: People with intellectual disabilities (IPDs) compared to the general population are exposed to a high number of traumatic events throughout their lives. In addition, the presence of a traumatic event will cause an alteration in its quality of life due to its greater vulnerability to cope with exceptional situations. On the other hand, the specificity of traumatic symptomatology and the difficulty of the clinician to understand this symptomology makes it difficult for them to receive good psychosocial care. Numerous studies report the high prevalence of anxious, depressive symptoms and the onset of PTSD in people with DI who have experienced one or more traumatic events. Despite the impact this has on their quality of life and their emotional state and the impact on their environment, there are no validated scales in Spanish that help clinicians make an accurate diagnosis to offer more specialised interventions. The objective of this project is to: validation of the Spanish version of the tools that would complete a traumatic symptomatology assessment battery for people with DI; analyse and know the type of symptomatology most frequently based on trauma. This battery of screening of traumatic symptoms will represent a further step towards comprehensive care within the mental health of people with DI, being able to detect, diagnose and intervene in a specific way. Subsequently, it will be disseminated to DI reference centers in Spain, which will improve their mental health care. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 00:38, 13 October 2021
Project Q3201008 in Spain
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Project Q3201008 in Spain |
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11,250.0 Euro
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22,500.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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1 January 2017
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31 March 2020
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FUNDACION CARMEN PARDO-VALCARCE
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40°25'0.12"N, 3°42'12.89"W
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28079
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Las personas con discapacidad intelectual (DI) en comparación con la población general, están expuestas a un alto número de eventos traumáticos a lo largo de sus vidas. Además, la presencia de un evento traumático va a ocasionar una alteración en su calidad de vida debido a su mayor vulnerabilidad para hacer frente a situaciones excepcionales. Por otro lado, la especificidad de la sintomatología traumática y la dificultad del clínico para entender dicha sintomatología dificulta que reciban una buena atención psicosocial. Numerosas investigaciones informan de la alta prevalencia de sintomatología ansiosa, depresiva y de la aparición del TEPT en personas con DI que han experimentado uno o varios eventos traumáticos. A pesar del impacto que esto tiene en su calidad de vida y en su estado emocional y la repercusión en su entorno, no existen escalas validadas en español que ayuden a los clínicos a realizar un diagnóstico preciso para ofrecer intervenciones mas especializadas. El presente proyecto tiene como objetivo: la validación de la versión española de las herramientas que completarían una batería de evaluación de sintomatología traumática para personas con DI; analizar y conocer el tipo de sintomatología más frecuente en función de trauma. Esta batería de screening de síntomas traumáticos supondrá un paso más hacia la atención integral dentro de la salud mental de las personas con DI, pudiendo detectar, diagnosticar e intervenir de forma específica. Posteriormente, se llevará a cabo su difusión a los centros de referencia en DI en España, lo que permitirá mejorar su atención en salud mental. (Spanish)
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People with intellectual disabilities (IPDs) compared to the general population are exposed to a high number of traumatic events throughout their lives. In addition, the presence of a traumatic event will cause an alteration in its quality of life due to its greater vulnerability to cope with exceptional situations. On the other hand, the specificity of traumatic symptomatology and the difficulty of the clinician to understand this symptomology makes it difficult for them to receive good psychosocial care. Numerous studies report the high prevalence of anxious, depressive symptoms and the onset of PTSD in people with DI who have experienced one or more traumatic events. Despite the impact this has on their quality of life and their emotional state and the impact on their environment, there are no validated scales in Spanish that help clinicians make an accurate diagnosis to offer more specialised interventions. The objective of this project is to: validation of the Spanish version of the tools that would complete a traumatic symptomatology assessment battery for people with DI; analyse and know the type of symptomatology most frequently based on trauma. This battery of screening of traumatic symptoms will represent a further step towards comprehensive care within the mental health of people with DI, being able to detect, diagnose and intervene in a specific way. Subsequently, it will be disseminated to DI reference centers in Spain, which will improve their mental health care. (English)
13 October 2021
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Madrid
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Identifiers
PI16_00327
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