■(1)了解成人耳蜗植入对伴侣关系的影响,成人人工耳蜗(CI)接受者及其亲密伴侣所感知的。(2)建立一个概念性框架,用于指导未来的研究和临床成人人工耳蜗植入干预措施。
■概念映射,一个参与性的,混合方法,用于数据收集,分析和解释。与会者参加了会议,以产生,对描述由于人工耳蜗植入引起的关系变化的陈述进行排序和评分。参与者包括15名CI接受者(平均年龄:51.6岁;SD:8.2)和12名伴侣(平均年龄:50.9岁;SD:8.2)。
■数据中出现了五个概念,描述人工耳蜗植入后伴侣关系的变化:(1)社会互动,(2)合伙人参与,(3)沟通,(4)情绪调整,(5)关系亲密关系。概念关系亲密关系在积极性和重要性方面被评为最高。调查结果还强调了社会交往的改善,通信动态,和情绪调整。
■关系亲密关系集群成为关键,强调其在改善植入后关系方面的重要作用。CI接受者经历了增强的自主性,而合作伙伴的角色在援助和支持方面不断演变。植入对伴侣关系的不同影响凸显了采用以患者和家庭为中心的方法进行听力学干预的重要性。
这些关于伴侣关系和人工耳蜗植入的见解可以为量身定制的术前和术后咨询提供信息,以支持人工耳蜗接受者及其伴侣在导航关系变化方面。情绪调整,解决沟通挑战。人工耳蜗植入减少伴侣负担,强调听力保健专业人员需要促进合作伙伴参与康复方法。关系亲密,被认为是最积极的结果,强调将这些方面纳入手术前和手术后咨询的重要性。
UNASSIGNED: (1) To understand the impact of adult cochlear implantation on the partner relationship, as perceived by adult cochlear implant (CI) recipients and their intimate partners. (2) To generate a conceptual framework for guiding future research and clinical adult cochlear implantation interventions.
UNASSIGNED: Concept mapping, a participatory, mixed-method approach, was used for data collection, analysis and interpretation. Participants attended sessions to generate, sort and rate statements describing the changes in their relationship due to cochlear implantation. Participants included 15 CI recipients (mean age: 51.6 years; SD: 8.2) and 12 partners (mean age: 50.9 years; SD: 8.2).
UNASSIGNED: Five concepts emerged from the data, describing changes in the partner relationship following cochlear implantation: (1) Social Interactions, (2) Partner Involvement, (3) Communication, (4) Emotional Adjustment, and (5) Relationship Intimacy. The concept Relationship Intimacy was rated the highest in positivity and importance. Findings also underscored improved social interactions, communication dynamics, and emotional adjustment.
UNASSIGNED: The Relationship Intimacy cluster emerged as pivotal, highlighting its essential role in improving post-implantation relationships. CI recipients experienced enhanced autonomy, while partners\' roles evolved regarding assistance and support. The diverse effects of implantation on partner relationships highlight the importance of adopting a patient- and family-centered approach to audiological intervention.
These insights on partner relationships and cochlear implantation can inform tailored pre- and ongoing post-operative
counselling to support cochlear implant recipients and their partners in navigating relationship changes, emotional adjustments, and addressing communication challenges.Cochlear implantation reduces partner burden, emphasising the need for hearing healthcare professionals to facilitate partner engagement in rehabilitation approaches.Relationship intimacy, deemed the foremost positive outcome, underscores the importance of incorporating these aspects into pre- and post-operative
counselling.