The family APGAR: a proposal for a family function test and its use by physicians.
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Understanding family function is an important aspect of patient care, yet a practical approach to the evaluation of fam ily function by the physician has not been devised. This paper introduces a brief questionnaire that is designed to test five areas of family function. The acronym APGAR has been applied to the functional components of Adaptability, Partner ship, Growth, Affection, and Resolve. The use of the Family APGAR is discussed, as well as ways of assessing family re sources and reporting data in a family problem-oriented rec ord. These guidelines are offered for the management of the family in trouble, so that the physician may view the use of the Family APGAR in the context of clinical practice.
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