慢性病患者及其照顾者二元症状评价研究进展

doi:10.3761/j.issn.1672-9234.2023.08.021

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The dyadic symptom evaluation refers to the common evaluation from physical，emotional，and cognitive conditions made by patients and their caregivers，which focuses on the consistencies and discrepancies of symptom evaluation between patients and their caregivers. This paper summarized the concepts，related theoretical models，contents and influencing factors of dyadic symptom evaluation. It aims to provide references for development of dyadic symptom management and dyadic intervention programs for patients with chronic diseases and their caregivers.

Key words: Chronic Disease, Signs and Symptoms, Family Caregivers, Dyadic appraisal

FAN Wenhai, YU Mingming. Research progress of dyadic symptom evaluation in patients with chronic diseases and their caregivers[J].Chinese Journal of Nursing Education, 2023, 20(8): 1014-1018.

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