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• W2187306835 abstract "The present study has the main objective to characterize the psychological factors that influenced Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) in Portuguese children and adolescents attending the 5th grade and 7th grade from public schools, and to analyze the HRQoL by gender, age and socioeconomic status (SES). The HRQoL will be assessed by analyzing the children’s and the adolescents’ perception of their own HRQoL, by considering the parents’ perception of their children’s HRQoL and finally by considering the education professionals’ perception of children’ and adolescents’ HRQoL. Was used a qualitative methodology and focus groups as methodology. The sample included 53 children and adolescents with ages between 10 and 15 years old, 36 parents, 34 teachers and 17 educational assistants. 16 focus groups were developed. An interview guide was elaborated for the focus groups. The results of this research identified the HRQoL risk groups, namely girls, adolescents (the older group) and pupils with low SES. The results revealed that the HRQoL in children and adolescents is influenced by physic health factors, psychological and social factors and by health behaviours. However psychological factors demonstrated a higher effect, either regarding a direct or indirect impact, in the HRQoL of children and adolescents. Were present suggestions and implications for HRQoL intervention and promotion, regarding an ecological and developmental approach. O presente estudo tem como principal objectivo caracterizar os factores psicologicos que influenciaram a Qualidade de Vida associada a Saude (QVaS) em criancas e adolescentes que frequentam o 5o e 7o ano de escolaridade publicos, e analisar a (QVaS) por genero, idade e estatuto socio-economico. A (QVaS) sera avaliada atraves da analise da percepcao que as criancas e os adolescentes tem da sua propria (QVaS), a percepcao da (QVaS) dos seus filhos e, por ultimo, a percepcao da (QVaS) por parte dos profissionais de educacao. Foi utilizada uma metodologia qualitativa e a metodologia de grupos focais. A amostra incluiu 53 criancas e adolescentes com idades entre os 10 e os 15 anos, 36 pais, 34 professores e 17 assistentes de educacao. Foram desenvolvidos 16 grupos focais e elaborado um guiao de entrevista para os grupos focais. Os resultados desta pesquisa identificaram os grupos de risco na (QVaS) ou seja, raparigas, adolescentes (o grupo mais velho) e alunos com nivel socio-economico baixo. Os resultados revelaram que a (QVaS) em criancas e adolescentes e influenciada por factores de saude fisica, psicologica, factores sociais e por comportamentos de saude. No entanto, factores psicologicos demonstraram maior efeito, tanto a respeito de um impacto directo ou indirecto, na (QVaS) de criancas e adolescentes. Foram apresentadas sugestoes e implicacoes para a intervencao e promocao da (QVaS), em relativamente a uma abordagem ecologica e de desenvolvimento. Keywords / Palavras-chave Children Adolescent, Quality of life, Psychological wellbeing, Feelings, Emotions Criancas e adolescentes, Qualidade de vida, Bem-estar psicologico, Sentimentos e emocoes" @default.
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• W2187306835 title "Psychological wellbeing and health-related quality of life in children and adolescents: focus group methodology. = Bem-estar psicológico e qualidade de vida associada à saúde em crianças e adolescentes: metodologia de grupos focais." @default.
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