Relación entre el síndrome del cuidador, resiliencia y sintomatología depresiva en cuidadores de niños diagnosticados con trastornos del neurodesarrollo en la ciudad de La Ceiba, Honduras

Abstract

The relationship between caregiver syndrome, depressive symptomatology and resilience in caregivers of children diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders enrolled in the special education school Emilia D’Cuire is analyzed in a non-experimental correlational study with a sample of 42 caregivers. To obtain the results, a sociodemographic data sheet, the Zarit caregiver burden scale, the Resilience Scale (ER-14) and the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) were applied and compiled in a database in JAMOVI 2.3.28. As results, of the 42 people evaluated, 78.6% reported an absence of burnout syndrome, 23.8% minimum depressive symptomatology, and 57.1% very high resilience. This concludes that respondents with greater resilience are less likely to develop caregiver syndrome and less depressive symptomatology and that respondents with a greater caregiver burden due to tasks and time spent in the caregiver role, show greater depressive symptomatology.