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Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection)

A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova.

Abstract
Introduction: The effects of chronic disease on the general condition of the child can be assessed by studying the quality of life, which is one of the most popular areas in modern medicine [1].

The purpose: of this was to study the quality of life of children with urinary tract infection living in the city.

Materials and methods: To assess the quality of life, the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory questionnaire (PedsQL ™ 4.0) was used, which was validated in Russia [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]. In the future, using this database, you can quickly find the necessary information (previously entered into it) and create reports with the help of Epi Info ™ and perform statistical data processing. The study involved 780 children aged 3 to 14 years and their parents, who permanently reside in the city of Yakutsk.

Results and discussion: The quality of life of children with diseases of the urinary system (n = 389) in comparison with the indicators of the quality of life of children of the same age (n = 391) when a questionnaire was filled in, respectively, by parents and children, the quality of life parameters of children with urinary system infection is significantly lower on all scales of functioning than in healthy children: emotional (by 38.2%, (p <0.005), social (by 38.6% (p <0.005), physical (by 32.2%, (p <0.05) and role-playing (by 36.6%, (p <0.05).

Key words: quality of life, urinary tract infection, children, patients.


 
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A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova. Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection). . 2020; 11(2): 194-201. doi:10.31838/jcdr.2020.11.02.33

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A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova. 2020. Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection). Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research, 11 (2), 194-201. doi:10.31838/jcdr.2020.11.02.33


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A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova. "Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection)." Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research 11 (2020), 194-201. doi:10.31838/jcdr.2020.11.02.33


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A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova. "Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection)." Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research 11.2 (2020), 194-201. Print. doi:10.31838/jcdr.2020.11.02.33


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A.A. Maksimova, N.V. Savvina, N.M. Gogolev, A.I. Protopopova (2020) Medical and Social Characteristics and Quality of Life of Children with Urinary System Diseases (on the Example of Urinary System Infection). Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research, 11 (2), 194-201. doi:10.31838/jcdr.2020.11.02.33




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