Knowledge and consent of the mothers of children with neurodevelopmental disorders of the information related to their childs illness and its relation to mental health

Hamzeh nazare sarem¹ Narges Zamani² Ali jalalvandian³ Jamshid Sorori⁴ Safieh bakhtiari⁵ Reza esmaeili⁶

1) Faculty member, University of Hamedan Teachers
2) Master of Clinical Psychology
3) Faculty member, University of Hamedan Teachers
4) Faculty member, University of Hamedan Teachers
5) MA in Educational Psychology
6) Student of Bachelor of Education , maghsodi farhangiyan University

IOI Code : XYCK-AEFHG
Publication : International Conference on Management and Humanities(icmhconf.com)
Abstract :
    Background: This study aimed to assess the knowledge and consent of the mothers of children with neuro developmental disorders of the information related to their child’s illness and its relation to mental health was conducted. Materials and Methods: In a study of 120mothers of children with neuro developmental disorders referred to private and semi-private well-being, were studied. The instrument consisted of interviews ,The author made interviews and questionnaires(Cronbakh Alpha 0/7) that the mothers knowledge of their children’s disease, patients tend to receive more information about the disease, their children, their attitude and satisfaction was measured patients to receive information, the mental health scale for depression, Lavibvand anxiety and stress(1995) were evaluated. Results: Results showed that mothers of children with neurological disorders growing awareness low aware ness of the disease ewer children, but more likely to know their disease and treatment and intervention in the treatment of children, moreover, the other so flow-level mental health and stress variable sanded precision and anxiety scores were high. Conclusion: Due to indicate that families of children with mental disorders are often blamed for their children’s disease and have been deliberate lyre moved from the plan.

Keywords : knowledge consent neuro developmental disorders mental health