July 2014 PBAC Meeting
... The ESC noted the Pre-Sub-Committee Response (PSCR p1) argues that the impact of the different treatment durations across the trials may be mitigated by the follow-up for the placebo group in the ASPIRE US trial being relatively short and the calculated hazard ratios remaining constant for the durat ...
... The ESC noted the Pre-Sub-Committee Response (PSCR p1) argues that the impact of the different treatment durations across the trials may be mitigated by the follow-up for the placebo group in the ASPIRE US trial being relatively short and the calculated hazard ratios remaining constant for the durat ...
INVEGA TRINZA Prescribing Information
... Since paliperidone is the major active metabolite of risperidone, caution should be exercised when INVEGA TRINZA® is coadministered with risperidone or oral paliperidone for extended periods of time. Safety data involving concomitant use of INVEGA TRINZA® with other antipsychotics is limited. 2.5 ...
... Since paliperidone is the major active metabolite of risperidone, caution should be exercised when INVEGA TRINZA® is coadministered with risperidone or oral paliperidone for extended periods of time. Safety data involving concomitant use of INVEGA TRINZA® with other antipsychotics is limited. 2.5 ...
Clozapine
... In the multiple regression analysis a direct correlation between serum clozapine concentration and reported depression-anxiety–like side effects was found. In multiple covariate analysis (MANCOVA) there was a relationship between younger age and reported sedation as well as increased dreaming. Patie ...
... In the multiple regression analysis a direct correlation between serum clozapine concentration and reported depression-anxiety–like side effects was found. In multiple covariate analysis (MANCOVA) there was a relationship between younger age and reported sedation as well as increased dreaming. Patie ...
SCHIZOPHRENIA Research
... Jonathan Sebat who will discuss how rare genetic variants, such as Copy Number Variants (CNV’s) can play a role in risk for schizophrenia. This will be followed by a discussion of environmental-gene interaction as led by Dr. Tiina Paunio. All panelists will then discuss the field of Next-Generation ...
... Jonathan Sebat who will discuss how rare genetic variants, such as Copy Number Variants (CNV’s) can play a role in risk for schizophrenia. This will be followed by a discussion of environmental-gene interaction as led by Dr. Tiina Paunio. All panelists will then discuss the field of Next-Generation ...
Testing the effectiveness and/or appropriateness of the information The Alliance Programme
... (target audience) is that, in most cases, it is not communicated effectively. The target audience is often not involved from the planning stages through to the evaluation stages of the information communication campaign. This results in an ineffective information communication campaign. To a great e ...
... (target audience) is that, in most cases, it is not communicated effectively. The target audience is often not involved from the planning stages through to the evaluation stages of the information communication campaign. This results in an ineffective information communication campaign. To a great e ...
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation as a Treatment of Depression
... Nordenskjöld (2016) published a SR that evaluated ethical and economic factors involving deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS) using the Hesel-coil (H-coil), an enhanced form of rTMS for patients with depression.[2] One RCT was identified, which lacked evidence to support dTMS for depression ...
... Nordenskjöld (2016) published a SR that evaluated ethical and economic factors involving deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS) using the Hesel-coil (H-coil), an enhanced form of rTMS for patients with depression.[2] One RCT was identified, which lacked evidence to support dTMS for depression ...
Risk factors and pathways leading to suicide with special
... The aim of this study was to investigate risk factors, developmental pathways and the rate of attempted or accomplished suicide in a longitudinal population-based prospective birth cohort. The Northern Finland 1966 Birth Cohort (NFBC 1966) consists of 12,068 pregnant women with expected dates of del ...
... The aim of this study was to investigate risk factors, developmental pathways and the rate of attempted or accomplished suicide in a longitudinal population-based prospective birth cohort. The Northern Finland 1966 Birth Cohort (NFBC 1966) consists of 12,068 pregnant women with expected dates of del ...
Epidemiology of Psychotic Disorders
... common psychotic disorder was schizophrenia. Non-affective psychoses were more common than affective psychoses. Substance-induced psychotic disorders were common among working aged men and psychotic disorder due to general medical condition among women aged 65 years or over. Psychotic disorders were ...
... common psychotic disorder was schizophrenia. Non-affective psychoses were more common than affective psychoses. Substance-induced psychotic disorders were common among working aged men and psychotic disorder due to general medical condition among women aged 65 years or over. Psychotic disorders were ...
Paul H Lysaker Ph.D. Roudebush VA Medical Center And - ISPS-DK
... Participants recognize that they are not necessarily the center of other people’s mental activities (their thoughts, feelings, and emotions) and/or that some of the actions of other people stem from goals and reasons etc. which are not related to the participant. Participants recognize that others c ...
... Participants recognize that they are not necessarily the center of other people’s mental activities (their thoughts, feelings, and emotions) and/or that some of the actions of other people stem from goals and reasons etc. which are not related to the participant. Participants recognize that others c ...
Abnormal Behavior - Keansburg School District
... on December 10, it was not. The American Psychiatric Association had dropped homosexuality as a disorder because more and more of its members no longer viewed it as a psychological problem. (Later research revealed that the stigma and stresses that often accompany homosexuality, however, increase th ...
... on December 10, it was not. The American Psychiatric Association had dropped homosexuality as a disorder because more and more of its members no longer viewed it as a psychological problem. (Later research revealed that the stigma and stresses that often accompany homosexuality, however, increase th ...
Psychological Disorders
... distress or disability in everyday life (especially relationships, work, or other activities) deviant (different from the norm) thought, emotion, or behavior, but only if also dysfunctional; deviance alone is not enough Let’s look at each of these a little more closely. Psychological disorders are d ...
... distress or disability in everyday life (especially relationships, work, or other activities) deviant (different from the norm) thought, emotion, or behavior, but only if also dysfunctional; deviance alone is not enough Let’s look at each of these a little more closely. Psychological disorders are d ...
Employment, recovery and inclusion in Germany
... With illnesses like depression or other anxiety disorders or with compulsive disorders I would say yes, being able to work should be a goal to work towards. With schizophrenia, I doubt that this is possible. –– Psychiatrist The actual health system can also have an influence here, with availability ...
... With illnesses like depression or other anxiety disorders or with compulsive disorders I would say yes, being able to work should be a goal to work towards. With schizophrenia, I doubt that this is possible. –– Psychiatrist The actual health system can also have an influence here, with availability ...
OCD matters in psychosis
... (Eisen & Rasmussen, 1993; Karno et al., 1988; Kolada, Bland, & Newman, 1994), and the reported prevalence of OCD in subjects with schizophrenia from 1.1% to 59.2% (Bland et al., 1987; Jahrreis, 1926). Many factors may contribute to the variance in reported results. In clinical studies, diagnoses wer ...
... (Eisen & Rasmussen, 1993; Karno et al., 1988; Kolada, Bland, & Newman, 1994), and the reported prevalence of OCD in subjects with schizophrenia from 1.1% to 59.2% (Bland et al., 1987; Jahrreis, 1926). Many factors may contribute to the variance in reported results. In clinical studies, diagnoses wer ...
The Physiological Bases of Cognitive and Behavioral Disorders
... mutable, although little is known about the parameters of the brain’s ability to revise itself. The ...
... mutable, although little is known about the parameters of the brain’s ability to revise itself. The ...
Recovery From Schizophrenia: Psychiatry And Political Economy
... state of the economy influence whether people with schizophrenia recover from their illness? Has industrial development affected the number of people with schizophrenia who become permanently and severely disabled—lost to their families, costly to the community and leading lives of emptiness and deg ...
... state of the economy influence whether people with schizophrenia recover from their illness? Has industrial development affected the number of people with schizophrenia who become permanently and severely disabled—lost to their families, costly to the community and leading lives of emptiness and deg ...
Catatonia - Sri Lanka Journal of Psychiatry
... important to identify catatonia and its aetiology. The most likely cause of catatonia is a mood disorder and not schizophrenia. Other causes include drug intoxication and withdrawal, sudden withdrawal of antipsychotics or antiparkinsonian drugs, neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease an ...
... important to identify catatonia and its aetiology. The most likely cause of catatonia is a mood disorder and not schizophrenia. Other causes include drug intoxication and withdrawal, sudden withdrawal of antipsychotics or antiparkinsonian drugs, neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease an ...
Catatonia in DSM-5
... as an episode specifier for major mood disorders, four changes to the DSM-IV approach to catatonia were made: (i) Identical criteria will be utilized for the diagnosis of catatonia across the DSM-5 diagnostic manual; (ii) The catatonic subtype of schizophrenia will be deleted along with other schizop ...
... as an episode specifier for major mood disorders, four changes to the DSM-IV approach to catatonia were made: (i) Identical criteria will be utilized for the diagnosis of catatonia across the DSM-5 diagnostic manual; (ii) The catatonic subtype of schizophrenia will be deleted along with other schizop ...
Textbook of Biological Psychiatry
... profession accepted and employed these medications enthusiastically, the early literature exhibited little interest in using psychopharmacologic experience as a point of entry for a neuroscience of mental illness. The amazing development of molecular neuropharmacology recently has catalyzed that coo ...
... profession accepted and employed these medications enthusiastically, the early literature exhibited little interest in using psychopharmacologic experience as a point of entry for a neuroscience of mental illness. The amazing development of molecular neuropharmacology recently has catalyzed that coo ...
ABSTRACT
... When weaknesses are identified, one should also recognize the strengths of the study and not discard the material entirely; it may still have some utility because of all the cautions taken. ...
... When weaknesses are identified, one should also recognize the strengths of the study and not discard the material entirely; it may still have some utility because of all the cautions taken. ...
INVEGA® SUSTENNA
... 2.1 Administration Instructions Each injection must be administered only by a health care professional. Parenteral drug products should be inspected visually for foreign matter and discoloration prior to administration, whenever product and container permit. INVEGA SUSTENNA® is intended for intramu ...
... 2.1 Administration Instructions Each injection must be administered only by a health care professional. Parenteral drug products should be inspected visually for foreign matter and discoloration prior to administration, whenever product and container permit. INVEGA SUSTENNA® is intended for intramu ...
Reforming Mental Health Law to Protect Public Safety and Help the
... of 2016, for research assistance. Dr. Carolyn Dobbins conducted review of this paper, and offered many insights for analysis and research. Dr. Dobbins is author of What a Life Can Be: A Therapist’s Take on Schizoaffective Disorder (Bridgeross Communications, 2011). Her articles have been published i ...
... of 2016, for research assistance. Dr. Carolyn Dobbins conducted review of this paper, and offered many insights for analysis and research. Dr. Dobbins is author of What a Life Can Be: A Therapist’s Take on Schizoaffective Disorder (Bridgeross Communications, 2011). Her articles have been published i ...
The Portrayal of schizophrenia in television
... the same stereotype. This concept is referred to as automaticity. He also suggested that stereotypes in the media are important because they contribute “to the maintenance of racial myths” (p. 240). Although Gorham (1999) focused heavily on racial stereotyping, one could apply this statement to any ...
... the same stereotype. This concept is referred to as automaticity. He also suggested that stereotypes in the media are important because they contribute “to the maintenance of racial myths” (p. 240). Although Gorham (1999) focused heavily on racial stereotyping, one could apply this statement to any ...
Clozapine Augmentation Strategies
... Clozapine and Antipsychotics Typical antipsychotic medications. The best evidence for antipsychotic augmentation in clozapine nonresponders comes from Shiloh and colleagues' (1997) 12week prospective, double-blind, randomized, add-on placebo-controlled study of sulpiride (600 mg) added to clozapine ...
... Clozapine and Antipsychotics Typical antipsychotic medications. The best evidence for antipsychotic augmentation in clozapine nonresponders comes from Shiloh and colleagues' (1997) 12week prospective, double-blind, randomized, add-on placebo-controlled study of sulpiride (600 mg) added to clozapine ...
ABSTRACT Title of Document:
... related to its core neuronal deficits such as abnormalities in neural synchronization and sensory gating. Some of these neuronal deficits are shown to mark schizophrenia liability, raising the possibility that the increased nicotine dependence in schizophrenia is related to its etiological factors. ...
... related to its core neuronal deficits such as abnormalities in neural synchronization and sensory gating. Some of these neuronal deficits are shown to mark schizophrenia liability, raising the possibility that the increased nicotine dependence in schizophrenia is related to its etiological factors. ...
ABSTRACT Title of Document: SMOKING
... suggesting that the majority of patients with schizophrenia begin to smoke before the onset of illness. Of the smokers with schizophrenia assessed, 90% began to smoke prior to illness onset, where mean age of onset of smoking preceded onset of illness by 11 years. Mean onset of illness was earlier a ...
... suggesting that the majority of patients with schizophrenia begin to smoke before the onset of illness. Of the smokers with schizophrenia assessed, 90% began to smoke prior to illness onset, where mean age of onset of smoking preceded onset of illness by 11 years. Mean onset of illness was earlier a ...
Mechanisms of schizophrenia
The underlying mechanisms of schizophrenia, a mental disorder characterized by a disintegration of the processes of thinking and of emotional responsiveness, are complex. A number of theories attempt to explain the link between altered brain function and schizophrenia, the most important of which are the dopamine hypothesis and the glutamate hypothesis. Note that these theories are separate from the causes of schizophrenia, which deal with actual starting points of the illness instead, e.g. genetic and environmental factors. The current theories attempt to explain how changes in brain functioning can contribute to symptoms of the disease.