A comparison of care-giving and stress levels of mothers caring for children with cerebral palsy treated at home and in centers

This research is about Cerebral Palsy (CP) school field mothers' centers and the world we live in. A total of 66 SPs observed Küçükçemece 33 at home. Ages 2-18, product category Gross Motor classification 3 and above, Pediatric Functional Independence 90 and comprehensive. Caregiving and stress were evaluated with the Bakas Caregiver Impact Scale and the Caregiver Stress Level Scale applied to the participant mothers. The stress level cannot be reached without pulling the SP type from the vehicle. Only your caregivers with CP at home have a higher impact score and a lower stress score for the caregiver. At the same time, in the current situation at home, the giving stress would be directional and in the same way as the CP and the same age as the seizure. Measuring Independence (Wee FIM) score in functional at home and in Pediatric Functional can be positively directed by the age before CP and by the time that the mother spares for herself (p<0.05). In the centers, the development showing moderate improvement with the age of CP developed and the child's Functional Functional assessment (Wee FIM) and caregiver scores (p<0.05). It will be ensured that what is obtained in the research can be developed for CP small space and caregivers and contribute to psychosocial practices.