Impact of Alcohol Related Problems on Families H Collinson, K Warburton, C Eyles, N Sheron & J Sinclair.

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Impact of Alcohol Related Problems on Families H Collinson, K Warburton, C Eyles, N Sheron & J Sinclair

Liver disease and alcohol statistics Health and social care information centre

Severity of alcohol dependency in patients with ALD v patients undergoing alcohol detox Smith et al. (2006).

What do we already know about the impact of Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD) on families? ALD Alcohol dependency Chronic disease Liver disease

Summary of current literature Impact of alcohol dependency on families 1 Children, females; domestic violence and decreased marital satisfaction, health, coping methods, support. Impact of chronic disease on families 2,3 Psychological impact; depression, anxiety, PTSD. Impact of liver disease (CLD, cirrhosis and transplantation) on families 4,5 Psychological impact and caregiver burden. ALD References: 1.Orford et al. (2010). 2.Holmes et al. (2003). 3.Hickman et al. (2010). 4.Bolden et al. (2010). 5.Bajaj et al. (2011).

Aims To explore how having a relative suffering from ALD impacts on families. To explore any differences between patient groups (ALD v. AD).

Methods

Results 16 interviews  15 female participants  1 male participant 9 carers of Alcoholic Liver Disease patients 7 carers of Alcohol Dependency patients

“like Jekyll and Hyde ” Emotional distress/roller coaster Coping mechanisms Support Carer Isolation Who cares for the carer? Lack of understanding of alcohol addiction Concern/worry Threat to home life

What messages does this study have for us?

Recommendations Carer burden could be significantly reduced by improving patient care and offering families appropriate support. Families of ALD in-patients should have access to the same level of support that is offered to families of patients under specialist community alcohol services.

Acknowledgments Dr Julia Sinclair (Honorary Consultant Addiction Psychiatrist) Dr Nick Sheron (Consultant Hepatologist, SGH) Dr Caroline Eyles (Research Fellow, UoS) Debbie Duffy (Alcohol Specialist Nurse, SGH) Claire Appleby and the team at New Road Centre Southampton (a community substance misuse service)

Thank you for listening Any questions?