[PDF] Top 20 Predictors of employment in bipolar disorder : a systematic review

... with employment status or work functioning in three studies, one of which used employment rate as the main outcome ...those bipolar patients who had not completed high school were less likely to be ... See full document

... Objective Employment outcome in bipolar disorder is an under investigated but important ...term employment outcomes of people with bipolar disorder Method A systematic ... See full document

... Treatment adherence is an important factor when it comes to bipolar disorder. Many studies ‎have shown that over 60% of the patients did not adhere to treatment. Non-adherence to ‎treatment and ... See full document

... the disorder and the importance of medication compliance, stable social and sleep rhythms, avoidance of heavy substance use, and relapse prevention planning for ongoing stability ... See full document

... There was one placebo-controlled RCT (CN138-010/ NCT00036348) studying aripiprazole in the maintenance phase in bipolar I, recently manic patients [76]. Patients were stabilised with 15 to 30 mg of aripiprazole ... See full document

... Trial design and outcomes have also to be valid and use- ful. This means, for instance, that in life-long illness we have longer rather than shorter trials, or that trials study appropriate patients without unrealistic ... See full document

... a disorder charac- terized by insulin deficiencies leading to high blood sugar levels and progressive vision loss, and which often co-occurs with psychiatric disturbances such as mood ...of bipolar ... See full document

... alle Nederlanders in hun leven treft (1% - 2% van de mensen wereldwijd). Het concept van persoonlijk herstel krijgt steeds meer aandacht als het gaat om geestelijke gezondheid. Slade et al. (2011) hebben een framework ... See full document

... for Bipolar Disorder (KMAP-BP) guidelines had identical initial strategy for ...among bipolar depression only for bipo- lar I disorder (n = ...for bipolar depression with the initial ... See full document

... this systematic review was the inclu- sion of studies from a broad search of the ...in systematic reviews that only include articles published in ...this review of Chinese popu- lation studies ... See full document

... This review highlights that these are important measures of positive change; however, there is also a need for interventions to use outcomes of empowerment and improved relationships to measure positive ... See full document

... The current study did not find a predictive effect of comorbid SUD on psychosocial dysfunction in BD. It may have been an over-simplification to analyse all types of SUD together in this study. Alcohol and cannabis were ... See full document

... This search strategy provided 717 references that were screened for potential inclusion on the basis of the title and abstract. We decided to specifically focus on quan- titative analyses of neurocognitive performance ... See full document

... The overall severity of mood symptoms might not affect memory performance at least in those patients whose neurocognitive functions can be assessed [175]. There are studies showing no effect of either acute phase on the ... See full document

... groups bipolar disorder and schizophrenia (two papers, [46, 47]), discussion paper (two papers, [48, 49]), gender mixed groups also including men (one paper, [50]), dupli- cates (one paper, ... See full document

... The current review asked whether there is evidence that BD is associated with increased impulsivity even during euthymia, i.e. a potential vulnerability marker. The studies using self-report measures suggest ... See full document

... critical review of 23 studies, the incidence and prevalence of sexual dysfunction among men and women were ...arousal disorder 11%– 48%) or were non-existent (no data on the pain disorder vaginismus) ... See full document

... (bipolar disorder, dysthymia, or major depressive disorder), obsessive–compulsive spectrum disorders, trauma- and stressor-related disorders, anxiety disorders or psychotic disorders, somatic symptom ... See full document

... There are three papers investigating various methods of intensive psychosocial intervention. ‘Intensive’ psy- chotherapy has been tested on 293 acutely depressive BD outpatients in a multi-site study. Patients were ran- ... See full document

... This study was part of the PhD thesis of the first author and was funded by the Mood Disorders Unit (GRUDA) of the Department and Institute of Psychiatry, School of Medicine of the University of São Paulo. RAM has acted ... See full document