英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between occupational functioning and quality of life for inpatients with depressive disorders. The patients were recruited from a medical center in the northern part of Taiwan. There were 103 participants ( 27 males and 76 females), and the mean age was 43.68 years (SD=15.79). The symptom severity, occupational functioning and quality of life were evaluated using standardized evaluation. Data were analyzed using SPSS software. The results showed that patients with depressive disorder had poor quality of life which was lower than patients with general medical conditions. Each domain of the quality of life correlated significantly with variables of occupational functioning (such as perceived efficacy and satisfaction with performance) and volitional, habituational, and performance skills. The results suggest that improving occupational functioning of the depressive patients could be beneficial for the enhancement of the quality of life. |