[PDF] Top 20 A cross-sectional study on perception of stigma by Chinese schizophrenia patients

... trained in using the SSMI-C scale with a kappa value of 0.91 for this study. The SSMI-C has three domains: domain I is the discrimination domain, containing 12 items, which evaluates the degree of discrimination ... See full document

... of stigma borne by patients plays a fundamental ...Stigmatized patients tend to seek isolation, which in turn causes decreased use of healthcare services, poor health outcomes and poor QoL ... See full document

... this study also showed that self-stigma of the patients with depressive disorder negatively correlated with all the domains of ...the perception of their life circumstances and qualities will ... See full document

... for patients who suffer from schizophrenia spectrum disorders, their caregivers, and mental health ...the study showed a lower level of QoL in patients compared with healthy controls in almost ... See full document

... were Stigma resistance, partner, duration of the disorder, psychiatric heredity, education, sex, employ- ment, objCGI−subCGI-severity, marital status, patient’s diagnosis, number of hospitalizations, ... See full document

... current study might not adequately capture all factors that deter- mine overall well-being ...of patients with schizophrenia, which take into account the social cultural environment and other ... See full document

... This study focused only on the caregivers of patients with schizophrenia from one tertiary hospital that received many references from external ...This cross-sectional study ... See full document

... Those patients who experienced high stereotype en- dorsement were about sixty three times less likely to de- velop high stigma resistance, [AOR = ...those patients who experienced low stereo- type ... See full document

... that patients with improved quality of life devote more effort to achieve their goals and and also have higher ...that patients with higher levels of SD are less criticized and have internalized more ... See full document

... in patients with a severe mental ill- ...help patients make sense and create meaning out of past experiences, and some degree of behavioral decision making, and they offer tools and experiences designed to ... See full document

... internalized stigma used in previous studies ...European study [32] as a compari- son for our ...internalized stigma experience using the mean internalized stigma score as a cut ...Any ... See full document

... with schizophrenia experience a high prevalence of the suicide attempts and ...The study result suggests a possible way to recognize suicidality in ...In patients with early onset of ... See full document

... COPD patients in their daily life and disease management. Patients ’ per- ceptions of COPD, depressive symptoms, and dyspnea should be explored ...in patients with other chronic diseases [55-57], it ... See full document

... General medical practitioners registered with Malaysian Medical Council and all medical doctors working in different departments (except those who were not involved in prescribing i.e. radiologists, pathologists etc;) in ... See full document

... the patients aged over 45 years have had only limited possibilities to computer and the Internet experiences, for example, during their basic education; the patients in the age-group of 25–44 have had some ... See full document

... higher patients’ educational level is, the higher their expectations of nursing ...care. Patients with a higher educational level may have higher expectations regarding the information they are given and ... See full document

... The Trail Making Test consists of two measures: Trails A and Trails B. Trails A is a test of psychomotor speed that requires subjects to connect numbers in ascending order. Trail Making Test B is a measure of combined ... See full document

... perceived stigma and response variables such as socio-demographic variables (age, education status), Clinical factors (duration of illness, duration on AEDs, depression symptoms, anxiety symptoms and stress ... See full document

... this study were not adequately representative of oncologists or gynecologists who treat EOC in France due to the relatively small number ...consecutive patients. Physicians may have selected patients ... See full document

... The patients in our units wait in a semi-closed room with a television, bottles of water and a choice of differ- ent ...on patients’ privacy and satisfaction in an urban university- based hospital ED [38], ... See full document