[Latar Belakang: Ekspresi emosi penting untuk perkiraan kekambuhan ODSdalam rentang 9-12 bulan. ODS yang berasal dari keluarga dengan ekspresi emositinggi 60% mengalami kekambuhan. Pramurawat menanggung beban dalammerawat ODS serta stigma dari lingkungan. Pengetahuan yang tak cukup dapatmeningkatkan stigma dan ekspresi emosi. Penelitian ini bertujuan menganalisishubungan antar ekspresi emosi, beban, stigma, pengetahuan terhadap kekambuhanODS.Metode: Penelitian studi potong lintang ini menilik 80 pramurawat ODS yangdirawat di RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo dan RSKD Duren Sawit yang diambilsecara consecutive. Setelah informed consent, dilakukan pengisian kuesionersosio-demografi, alat ukur ekspresi emosi (Family Questionaire), beban perawatan(Burden Assessment Schedule), stigma (Stigma Items), pengetahuan tentangskizofrenia (Knowledge about Schizophrenia Interview).Hasil: Analisis bivariat menemukan hubungan bermakna ekspresi emosi, beban,stigma yang dialami pramurawat dengan kekambuhan ODS (p<0,001). Setelahdilakukan analisis multivariat ditemukan hubungan bermakna ekspresi emosidengan kekambuhan ODS (p<0,006). Hubungan bermakna juga terlihat darihubungan antara stigma dengan kekambuhan (p<0,004). Untuk beban danpengetahuan tidak ditemukan hubungan bermakna dengan kekambuhan ODS.Simpulan: Terdapat hubungan antara ekspresi emosi, stigma yang dialamipramurawat dengan kekambuhan ODS.

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Background: Expressed emotion is known as predictor of relapse of person with

schizophrenia in 9-12 months. Person with schizophrenia who comes from family

with high expressed emotion has 60% relapse. Caregiver experiences burden of

care and stigma from environment. Inadequate knowledge could increase stigma

and expressed emotion. This research is aim to analyze association between

expressed emotion, burden of care, stigma, knowledge of caregiver with relapse of

person with schizophrenia.

Method: this research based on cross sectional design to analyze 80 caregivers of

person with schizophrenia who had admited in RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo and

RSKD Duren Sawit which has been taken consecutively. After informed consent,

they answered question for socio-demography questionaire, Family Questionaire

for expressed emotion, Burden Assessment Schedule for burden of care, Stigma

Items, Knowledge about Schizophrenia Interview.

Result: Bivariate analysis has discovered the association between expressed

emotion, burden of care, stigma which has been experienced by caregiver with

relapse of person with schizophrenia (p<0,001). After multivariate anaylsis, it has

been clear that expressed emotion has association with relapse (p<0,006). The

association has been discovered for stigma with relapse (p<0,004). Burden of

care and knowledge about schizophrenia has not associated with relapse.

Conclusion: There is association between expressed emotions, stigma which has

been experienced by caregiver with relapse of person with schizophrenia., Background: Expressed emotion is known as predictor of relapse of person with

schizophrenia in 9-12 months. Person with schizophrenia who comes from family

with high expressed emotion has 60% relapse. Caregiver experiences burden of

care and stigma from environment. Inadequate knowledge could increase stigma

and expressed emotion. This research is aim to analyze association between

expressed emotion, burden of care, stigma, knowledge of caregiver with relapse of

person with schizophrenia.

Method: this research based on cross sectional design to analyze 80 caregivers of

person with schizophrenia who had admited in RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo and

RSKD Duren Sawit which has been taken consecutively. After informed consent,

they answered question for socio-demography questionaire, Family Questionaire

for expressed emotion, Burden Assessment Schedule for burden of care, Stigma

Items, Knowledge about Schizophrenia Interview.

Result: Bivariate analysis has discovered the association between expressed

emotion, burden of care, stigma which has been experienced by caregiver with

relapse of person with schizophrenia (p<0,001). After multivariate anaylsis, it has

been clear that expressed emotion has association with relapse (p<0,006). The

association has been discovered for stigma with relapse (p<0,004). Burden of

care and knowledge about schizophrenia has not associated with relapse.

Conclusion: There is association between expressed emotions, stigma which has

been experienced by caregiver with relapse of person with schizophrenia.]