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Royal Marsden Hospital
2024
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2021
Addenbrooke's Hospital
2021
Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center
2018
King's College London
2013-2018
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
2017
West Midlands Deanery
2017
University of Winchester
2017
Texas A&M University
2015
Keele University
2011
Approximately 11% of a 1-year sample psychiatric inpatients from single catchment area engaged in assaultive behavior before admission to the hospital. Among schizophrenic, alcoholic, and organic brain syndrome patients, assaultiveness was linked emotional turmoil, as manifested by agitation anger. In contrast, male patients with other diagnoses showed absence substantial distress, affective disorders were unlikely exhibit even when high levels anger reported. The findings suggest that...
This study relates inpatient-treated prevalence of the three mental illnesses most often requiring inpatient treatment--schizophrenia, alcoholism, and affective disorders--to social class in a suburban area. Rates were developed for total population, including those living domiciliary care, households only, first-admission patients households. Log-linear models supported finding that low socioeconomic status was related to high alcoholism disorders. In contrast, not schizophrenia among or
The authors compared criterion-based diagnoses (DSM-III) with clinical (DSM-II) for 102 psychiatric inpatients. introduction of specified diagnostic criteria represented a refinement existing practices rather than qualitatively different approach to diagnoses; however, in the schizophrenia and affective disorder categories, nonwhites women were more often assigned worse prognostic category by DSM-II system white men similar symptoms. suggest that DSM-III may ensure appropriate diagnosis...
This study is aimed at the importance of social care in rehabilitation. A brief overview theme used as methodology. There a tension mental health between biological and psychological treatments that focus on deficits individual level (symptoms, disabilities) interventions try to address local inequalities barriers order improve access for service users ordinary housing, employment leisure opportunities. The history tells us often underfunded too easily dismissed not business care. But much...
Five years after its introduction at a state mental hospital, an automated drug exception review system continues to show long-term impact on the prescribing practices of hospital physicians. Although overall rate exceptions has remained low, approximately 25% all new pointed out by computer result in change order physician. The fact that 60% are justified suggests some forms polypharmacy may be appropriate. integration exception-reporting into clinical process avoided danger computer's...
Patients with critical illness have disrupted circadian rhythms, which can lead to increased morbidity, mortality and length of intensive care unit stay. Light intensity within the influences rhythm may therefore impact on patient outcome. We performed an observational single-centre pilot study monitoring nocturnal light exposure patients between November December 2016. As there are currently no medical guidance recommended levels, we audited our findings against building regulation...
Multiple cestode cysts identified as Taenia serialis were present in the bodies of two wild-caught African giant pouched rats (Cricetomys gambianus) at necropsy. This rodent species can be an intermediate host for this parasite. Exotic rodents kept pets United States may affected.
Biweekly patient-centered conferences with the non-physician staff of an oncology clinic revealed unique pressures experienced by these personnel and key role they play in psychosocial management chronically ill patients. The introduction behavioral science principles through was useful promoting improved morale more appropriate patient suggests a model for development comprehensive health delivery system.
Journal Article Rev. Thomas Craig Get access Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Notes and Queries, Volume s3-V, Issue 105, 2 January 1864, Page 22, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/s3-V.105.22d Published: 02 1864
Background Disrupted circadian rhythms can have a major effect on human physiology and healthcare outcomes, with proven increases in ICU morbidity, mortality length of stay. Methods We performed multicentre observational study to the nocturnal lux exposure patients 3 intensive care units. Results The median light intensity recorded was 1 over 6-hour recording period; however, this is deceptive as it hides short periods high lux. When looked at shorter time segments 30 minutes, there were...
(1981). Automation in Clinical Systems and Quality Assurance. International Journal of Mental Health: Vol. 10, Automated Health Information Systems: Issues Options an Annotated Bibliography, pp. 76-91.
<h3>Objective</h3> Freud proposed that in Conversion disorder (CD), the affect attached to stressful memories is “repressed” and “converted” into physical symptoms. Contemporary neuroscience has shown neural correlates for “repression” or memory suppression include dorsolateral prefrontal (DLPFC) cortex activation hippocampal deactivation. Our objectives were: 1. Test this mechanism CD 2. Explore of associated sensorimotor symptom. <h3>Method</h3> Stressful events were elicited from Life...