Background Psychomotor disturbances are observed across psychiatric disorders and often
manifest as psychomotor slowing, agitation, disorganized behavior, or catatonia …

BackgroundThere is limited evidence on the association between cognitive function,
psychotic symptoms and doses of antipsychotics in adults under compulsory psychiatric …

Psychomotor disturbance has been identified as a key feature of psychotic disorders, with
motor signs observed in upwards of 66% of unmedicated, first-episode patients. Aberrations …

Studies have consistently determined that patients with acute psychosis are more likely to be
involuntarily admitted, although few studies examine specific risk factors of involuntary …

Background Inflammation has been demonstrated to play a pathophysiological function in
schizophrenia. Raised interleukin-6 (IL-6) levels have been the most consistently linked to …

Introduction Involuntary admissions due to mental disorders occur with relative regularity in
hospital admission units in our country. This work will study the socio-demographic and …

Objective The effectiveness of compulsory treatment orders (CTO) in psychiatric practice is
an area in need of evidence. There are no recent New Zealand publications on outcomes for …

Abstract Introduction: Quality of Life (QoL) is an important outcome measure for people with
a first episode psychosis (FEP). Despite high numbers of patients being admitted to …

1. SANTRAUKA Darbo autorius: Skaidra Bieliūnaitė. Darbo pavadinimas: Priverstinai
hospitalizuotų pacientų sociodemografinių ir su liga susijusių veiksnių vertinimas. Tyrimo …

Aim: To access mental health literacy amongst psychosis and mood disorder psychiatry
inpatients: associations with sociodemographic and disease related factors. Objectives: 1 …