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TRINNODD Survey

TRINNODD Survey. Portugal February, 2009 Maria João Gonçalves, Maura Faro, Sónia Fontes FENACERCI. Implementation. The tool Translated to Portuguese Included a support document explaining target group, delivery strategy and with Qol topics concepts and examples

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TRINNODD Survey

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  1. TRINNODD Survey Portugal February, 2009 Maria João Gonçalves, Maura Faro, Sónia Fontes FENACERCI

  2. Implementation • The tool • Translated to Portuguese • Included a support document explaining target group, delivery strategy and with Qol topics concepts and examples • Pre-tested with one professional, family member and person with Dual Diagnosis (PDD) • Modifications were incorporated, mainly related to language and explanations

  3. Implementation • Delivery strategy • The questionnaires where sent by e-mail to the Associates • Support was requested for the fulfilment of the questionnaires regarding DD sample • Support workers were advised to request general data about the services to their coordinators

  4. Implementation • Collection of data • Among the 51 FENACERCI’s associate members • In the total we received 128 questionnaires. • 56 professionals • 31 families • 41 persons DD

  5. Implementation • Sample • Seven associates participated in this survey • CERCIAZ (Oliveira de Azeméis) • CERCIZIMBRA (Sesimbra) • CERCISA (Corroios) • CECD (Mira Sintra) • CERCITOP (Sintra) • CERCIBEJA (Beja) • CERCIESPINHO (Espinho) • Furthermore 5 associates are collecting questionnaires but those aren’t yet available for this report

  6. Implementation • Feedback • Difficulties in understanding some issues addressed in the questionnaire • Support workers don’t have knowledge on what are the theoretical grounds • Lack of existence of DD evidences/medical reports

  7. Support Workers n=56

  8. Questionnaire for support workers • Gender • Age Average: 40,39 years

  9. Questionnaire for support workers 3) Training

  10. Questionnaire for support workers 4) Current Occupation

  11. Questionnaire for support workers 5) How long have you being doing this job? 6) Groups of clients

  12. Questionnaire for support workers 8) Definition of work with DD

  13. Questionnaire for support workers 9) Topics for daily work

  14. Questionnaire for support workers 10) Theoretical grounds

  15. Questionnaire for support workers 11) Professionals

  16. Questionnaire for support workers 12) Qol topics adopted by team Clients

  17. Questionnaire for support workers 12) Qol topics adopted by team Families

  18. Questionnaire for support workers 13) Qol topics adopted by community Clients

  19. Questionnaire for support workers 13) Qol topics adopted by community Families

  20. Questionnaire for support workers 14) How much trainning

  21. Questionnaire for support workers 15) Topics for training

  22. Questionnaire for support workers 16) Emotional support received 17) Training to manage work stress

  23. Families n=31

  24. Questionnaire for families • Gender • Age • Average age: 41.72

  25. Questionnaire for families 3) Qol topics adopted by team

  26. Questionnaire for families 3) Qol topics should been adopted by team

  27. Questionnaires for PDD n=44

  28. Questionnaire for PDD • Gender • Age • Average age: 30.53

  29. Questionnaire for PDD 3) Qol topics adopted by team

  30. Questionnaire for PDD 3) Qol topics should been adopted by team

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