Model of Potential Strengthening and Family Roles in Improving Family Members for ODGJ Adaptability

The recognition seekers, family nurses, providers, educators, and promoters have a family role that is one of the efforts to improve the adaptability of ODGJ family members. The purpose of this research was to analyze a model of potentially strengthening the family roles to improve the ability of adapted ODGJ family members. The design of this study was observational with a cross sectional approach. Exogenous variables are family potential strengthening, whereas the endogen variables are family role and client adaptability. The population was 55 families with 49 family samples using a cluster sampling method. The analysis used AMOS software. The family potential strengthening affected the family role, the family role affected the client's adaptability, and family potential strengthening did not affect the client's adaptability. This suggests that family potential strengthening will increase the family role, and the family role will increase client adaptability. The potential strengthening and family role model improves the ability of adapted ODGJ family members. Potential strengthening benefits the family by enhancing its role to improve adaptation of ODGJ family members.