Effects of schizophrenic cognitive dysfunction on life skills required or partially required for working

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  • 統合失調症者の認知機能障害が生活技能に及ぼす影響－就労及び就労継続に必要なスキルに着目して－
  • トウゴウ　シッチョウショウシャノ　ニンチ　キノウ　ショウガイ　ガ　セイカツ　ギノウ　ニ　オヨボス　エイキョウ　シュウロウ　オヨビ　シュウロウ　ケイゾク　ニ　ヒツヨウ　ナ　スキル　ニ　チャクモク　シテ

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In the study, we examined the factors which affect the skills which are required or partially required for working with 38 schizophrenic patients. We collected background information on the subjects such as age, sex, medical history, age at the initial visit and education, and then evaluated the subjects' cognitive function by the Global Assessment of Functioning （GAF）, Brief Assessment for Cognition in Schizophrenia Japanese version （BACS-J） and Life Assessment Scale for the Mentally Ill （LASMI）. Working memory, motor function, and attention and information-processing rate were evaluated by using digit sequencing test, Token Motor Task and symbol coding test, respectively. Correlation analyses revealed that skills required for working had significant correlations with education, verbal memory and learning, working memory, motor function, and composite score. As of skills partially required for working, correlations were observed with motor function, attention and information-processing rate, and composite score. In addition, multiple regression analyses suggested that required skills were influenced by verbal memory and learning, while partially required skills were influenced by attention and information-processing rate.

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