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自我覺察成長團體對醫學生壓力調適之成效

Effectiveness of Encounter Group Training on the Stress Management in Fifth Year Medical Students

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Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of a stress management training group on medical students. The study was based on an “encounter group” approach combined with a “muscle relaxation” method. Methods: Thirty eight fifth year medical students joined the six-week training group. All of them received complete assessments before and after group training. The assessments included: Brief Symptom Rating Scale (BSRS); Self-perceived mod change scale (SMCS); Maudsley Personality Inventory (MPI); Cook and Medley hostility subscale in MMPI (MMPI-Hostility); Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI); Chinese Health Questionnaire (CHQ) and Social Support Scale (SSS). Results: After the training was completed, the GSI of the BSRS had been significantly decreased from 0.33 (.0.33 to 0.26 (0.25.90, (t=2.06, p<.05). In addition, the score for ASI (t=2.7, p<0.01), MPI-Neuroticism (t=6.8, p=0.00), CHQ (t=2.5, p=0.02) and SMCS were also significant improved. The exceptions were the scores for MPI-hostility (t=1.6, p<0.12) and SSS (t=1.7, p<0.10). Conclusions: Short-term group training based on an “encounter group” approach combined with a “muscle relaxation” method can be conducted successfully and this has potential to improve anxiety symptoms, which are encountered during clinical training by 5th year medical students. (Full text in Chinese)

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Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of a stress management training group on medical students. The study was based on an “encounter group” approach combined with a “muscle relaxation” method. Methods: Thirty eight fifth year medical students joined the six-week training group. All of them received complete assessments before and after group training. The assessments included: Brief Symptom Rating Scale (BSRS); Self-perceived mod change scale (SMCS); Maudsley Personality Inventory (MPI); Cook and Medley hostility subscale in MMPI (MMPI-Hostility); Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI); Chinese Health Questionnaire (CHQ) and Social Support Scale (SSS). Results: After the training was completed, the GSI of the BSRS had been significantly decreased from 0.33 (.0.33 to 0.26 (0.25.90, (t=2.06, p<.05). In addition, the score for ASI (t=2.7, p<0.01), MPI-Neuroticism (t=6.8, p=0.00), CHQ (t=2.5, p=0.02) and SMCS were also significant improved. The exceptions were the scores for MPI-hostility (t=1.6, p<0.12) and SSS (t=1.7, p<0.10). Conclusions: Short-term group training based on an “encounter group” approach combined with a “muscle relaxation” method can be conducted successfully and this has potential to improve anxiety symptoms, which are encountered during clinical training by 5th year medical students. (Full text in Chinese)

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