[PDF] Top 20 Vulnerability to psychosocial disability in psychosis

... 11 maltreatment can also lead to enduring brain dysfunction, and disrupt the development of cognition (Anda et al., 2006). For example, the hippocampus, which has a critical role in learning and memory function, is ... See full document

... This therapy illustrates many of the theoretical and clinical points above. Of particular interest is how this patient appears to have psychologically internalized as RRPs the early interactions that she experienced as ... See full document

... Of course, it is not simply the mere fact of a diagnosis of mental illness that generates this heightened risk – a range of related contextual factors in the lives of individuals with PSD can increase their ... See full document

... Methods: This study utilized a prospective blinded concurrent reference standard related validity design. Consecutive chronic LBP patients completed pain drawings, psychosocial distress and disability ... See full document

... education, disability, mental health, social policy and feminist studies are refracted increasingly through concerns about psychological and structural vulnerabilities created by the crises of late ...of ... See full document

... The psychosocial perspective of social exclusion viewed the interrelations and distinctions between the role of self and society in social exclusion process and psychosocial disability experiences ... See full document

... of psychosocial working conditions with DP due to ...of psychosocial working conditions or their combinations with DP due to ...prevent disability due to ...that psychosocial working ... See full document

... and Psychosocial Influences on Disability (CUPID) study), a cross-sectional survey was carried out amongst registered nurses at Tartu University Hospital, focusing on pain at six anatomical sites (low back, ... See full document

... and psychosocial work environment factors are of importance for a lower risk of future work disability and unemployment among young and middle aged workers with LBP and/or ...work disability, while ... See full document

... is often given low policy priority [35]. This low priority contributes to people with psychosocial disability seldom being included in regulatory provisions for socio-eco- nomic upliftment. It also leads to ... See full document

... back disability, and physical and psycho- social exposures during work among ...Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) ...assessed psychosocial and physical work demands using the Job Content question- ... See full document

... of vulnerability, there is a need to determine whether the response of hostile individuals to stressors differs from that of others (Miller et ...to psychosocial stressors have often been self-reported, ... See full document

... and disability subscale (three visual analogue scale items: interference with daily activities, social activ- ities and daily work in the last 6 months and one item on number of days off ... See full document

... Another important fi nding of the present study was that changes in catastrophizing mediated the relationship between reduction in pain intensity and disability. Catastrophizing is a re fl ection of individuals ’ ... See full document

... on psychosis in PD in an open-label pilot ...worsened psychosis (2), worsening of both (2), and lack of efficacy ...on psychosis in PD, aripiprazole did not appear ... See full document

... identifies disability explicitly as one of the underlying sources of suffering which would qualify a person to seek EAS, however, the law also re- quires death to be ‘reasonably foreseeable’ which pre- cludes EAS ... See full document

... severe psychosis display signs of agitation such that they are unable to stay still in the dental chair to allow treatment to be undertaken, the treating primary care dentist will have the option to initiate a ... See full document

... and vulnerability scores were low relative to reference means or clinical cutoffs where these were available from the literature ( Tables 2 and 4), and not significantly different between groups ( Table ... See full document

... and support to people with a first experience of symptoms such as hearing voices or those who develop unusual beliefs which may indicate the onset of psychosis. The teams have a Senior Manager overseeing the Care ... See full document

... by vulnerability (Fineman 2004, ...‘universal vulnerability’, advancing the idea that all human beings, by the very nature of being social beings, are ...universal vulnerability may seem to gloss ... See full document