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A descriptive study was conducted intends to focus on the assessment of quality of life of spouses of alcoholic patients. The objective of the study is to assess the quality of life of spouse of alcoholic patients and determine the association between quality of life of spouse of alcoholic patients with the selected demographic variables. Conceptual framework of the study is based on Roy's adaptation model. Descriptive survey research design was used. Total 200 participants were selected through non probability purposive sampling technique. The data were collected through interviewing technique using semi structured and WHOQOL -BREF tool. Data were analysed by calculating mean, median, SD and Chi -square for association. The result revealed that the respondents 198 (99%) had average quality of life and 2 (1%) had poor quality of life and none of the spouse were having excellent or good quality of life. In domain wise distribution shows that environmental domain was affected least and social domain was affected most. Chi -square test revealed that there is significant association between occupation (p <0.05) and income of the family (p <0.01) with quality of life.
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