Evidence-based models are critical for understanding caregiver well-being and treatment interventions from a holistic perspective. This study introduces the Indivisible Self: An Evidence-Based Model of Wellness (IS-WEL) as a means for examining the holistic wellness of pediatric stroke caregivers. In this exploratory study, 161 participants completed a demographic survey and the Five-Factor Wellness Inventory (FF-WEL). Results indicate significant wellness score differences between the current sample of pediatric stroke caregivers and the FF-WEL norming sample on the higher order Total Wellness factor, the second-order wellness factors of Creative Self and Social Self, and the third-order wellness factors of thinking, emotions, control, positive humor, and love. These results support the veracity of the IS-WEL as an additional empirically sound holistic approach for understanding and addressing the well-being of stroke caregivers. The authors discuss practical clinical and research implications for utilizing the IS-WEL with pediatric stroke caregivers.

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小儿中风看护者的幸福感：整体健康视角

循证模型对于从整体角度理解护理人员的福祉和治疗干预措施至关重要。本研究介绍了不可分割的自我：基于证据的健康模型 (IS-WEL) 作为检查儿科中风护理人员整体健康的一种手段。在这项探索性研究中，161 名参与者完成了人口统计调查和五因素健康清单 (FF-WEL)。结果表明，当前儿科中风照护者样本与 FF-WEL 规范样本之间在高阶总体健康因子、创造性自我和社会自我的二阶健康因子以及思考、情绪、控制、积极的幽默和爱。这些结果支持 IS-WEL 的真实性，它是一种额外的、有经验的整体方法，用于理解和解决中风护理人员的福祉。作者讨论了与儿科中风护理人员一起使用 IS-WEL 的实际临床和研究意义。