psychiatric illness
Non-battle injury & non-battle psychiatric illness in deployed Air Force members
... of psychiatric illness in a deployed setting as a result of acute and chronic stressors, which may differ between individuals as well as deployment ...
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Women’s experiences of severe postnatal psychiatric illness: a systematic review protocol
... postnatal psychiatric illness is considered a psychiatric emergency requiring imminent medical at- tention and referral to secondary or tertiary care ser- vices, such as Perinatal Mental Health ...
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Psychiatric illness predicts poor outcome after surgery for hip fracture: a prospective cohort study
... These findings have important implications for clinical practice. Routine screening for cognitive impairment and depression is well tolerated by patients in this population (Shep- herd & Prescott, 1996) and has been ...
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Predictors of Hospital Readmission for Children with Psychiatric Illness who have Received an Initial Course of Treatment
... with psychiatric illness has been identified as one of these public health ...of psychiatric illness at the University of Utah’s Neuropsychiatric Institute between 1999 and ...
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Early treatment with talk therapy or antidepressants in severely bereaved people and risk of suicidal behavior and psychiatric illness: an instrumental variable analysis
... Indeed, studying the effect of early treatment on suicidal behavior and psychiatric illness among bereaved people also poses several challenges. Randomized controlled tri- als with sufficient power to study ...
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A qualitative study of adjustment to caring for an older spouse with psychiatric illness
... A representative community sample of subjects aged or over and any co-resident adults were interviewed at their homes in inner city London, using standardised psychiatric questionnaires (for details see ...
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Career, Interrupted?: Psychiatric illness and Women's Career Development in Aotearoa/New Zealand
... about psychiatric illness and work/career, as shared narratives – whether ontologically ‘real’ or not – underpin the women’s stories and influence their belief system when it comes to sharing their own ...
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AN EVALUATION OF EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATIONS IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS
... tranquilizing psychiatric medications primarily used for the treatment of psychosis, however the use of atypical antipsychotics has been associated with adverse drug reactions like weight gain, diabetes and ...
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Cultural Construction of Psychiatric Illness in Malaysia
... of psychiatric illness, the cultural and spiritual elements should be integrated in the management ...modern psychiatric interventions in the population of Muslim majority, it is high time that a ...
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Neuroinflammation and psychiatric illness
... Omega-3 fatty acid effectiveness in psychiatric disorders is unclear [248]. In a 2011 meta-analysis of 15 randomized- controlled trials (916 MDD), omega-3 supplements containing eicosapentaenoic acid ≥60% (dose ...
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Vitamin D Deficiency in Children with Psychiatric Illness in a Tertiary Care Hospital in North India.
... Background: Vitamin D is increasingly recognized as important for brain health, apart from its role in endocrine and bone health. There is a growing recognition of worldwide “epidemic” of Vitamin D deficiency, and ...
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Ethnic Differences in the Context and Experience of Psychiatric Illness: A Qualitative Study
... Respondents, from all groups, also talked about their head, or mind, being “too high” (one White British woman describing her head as “touching the ceiling”), although others recounted how their mind can “feel small”. ...
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Treatment results for severe psychiatric illness: which method is best suited to denote the outcome of mental health care?
... costs of treatment in a large British cohort of 1343 pa- tients with common mental health problems [35]. For this patient group, the sensitivity to change in severity of psychopathology of the HoNOS appears to be limited ...
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Communication about Psychotic Symptoms in Long-Term Psychiatric Illness
... 3 Previous research found that psychiatrists sometimes avoid talking to patients about the content and meaning of psychotic experiences, focusing rather on the frequency and severity of their psychotic symptoms in order ...
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Short-term follow up treatment outcome and referral pattern of mental illness at a psychiatric outpatient clinic of Dhaka city, Bangladesh
... of psychiatric illness may be delayed or may be not satisfactory due to many ...mental illness, it takes time for having satisfactory results of ...
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Attributions and private theories of mental illness among young adults seeking psychiatric treatment in Nairobi: an interpretive phenomenological analysis
... Mental illness affects every segment of the ...mental illness are likely to impact individual treat- ment-seeking behavior ...tal illness held by the youth ...
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Confirming mental health care in acute psychiatric wards, as narrated by persons experiencing psychotic illness: an interview study
... Some studies report positive experiences in acute mental health care. One ethnographic study described that nurses’ regulation and control of the admitted per- sons’ behaviour were intended to meet their needs for safety ...
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Is the level of institutionalisation found in psychiatric housing services associated with the severity of illness and the functional impairment of the patients? A patient record analysis
... emphasis of tasks) is a very special and characteristic Ger- man feature. Legal guardianship has existed for more than a century and the system aims to protect the legal rights of people suffering from severe mental ...
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Why do psychiatric patients stop antipsychotic medication? A systematic review of reasons for nonadherence to medication in patients with serious mental illness
... mental illness may be particularly important for adherence of patients who abuse substances, as suggested by results from a cross-sectional study that specifically examined reasons for nonadherence of patients ...
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The Psychiatric Examination
... 0 The great problem of obtaining an accurate appraisal of the psychiatric case results from the inability of some individual examiners to penetrate the facade of the patient, and from th[r] ...
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