Effects of a coping-oriented supportive programme for people with spinal cord injury during inpatient rehabilitation: a quasi-experimental study

Keyphrases

• Inpatient Rehabilitation 100%
• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Supportive Programs 100%
• Life Satisfaction 57%
• Program Intervention 57%
• Social Life 42%
• Anxiety-depression 42%
• Maladaptive Coping 42%
• Social Support Satisfaction 42%
• Coping Self-efficacy 28%
• China 14%
• Self-efficacy 14%
• Social Support 14%
• Rehabilitation Centers 14%
• Adaptive Coping 14%
• Coping Skills 14%
• Attentional Control 14%
• Intention-to-treat Analysis 14%
• Coping Efficacy 14%
• Education Session 14%
• Paraplegia 14%
• Attention Control 14%
• Shaanxi 14%
• Psychosocial Benefits 14%
• Didactic Education 14%
• Rehabilitation Practice 14%

Psychology

• Coping Strategies 100%
• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Intervention Program 80%
• Social Support 80%
• Life Satisfaction 80%
• Coping Behavior 80%
• Self-Efficacy 60%
• Rehabilitation Practice 20%
• Study Design 20%
• Adaptive Coping 20%
• Attentional Control 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Social Support 100%
• Self-Efficacy 75%
• Social Life 75%
• Ward 25%
• Intention to Treat Analysis 25%
• Effect Size 25%
• Attentional Control 25%