physical health
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childhood trauma, community care, crime, debt, Editor Laura Hemming, Education, employment, ethnic minorities, ethnicity, family, family carers, finance, Gender, Housing, offending, physical health, poverty, Race, social connectedness, social determinants, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, social skills, socioeconomic status, substance use, systematic review, victimisationSocial interventions for mental illness: who do they actually help?
When working as a psychiatrist people often tell me their main worries…
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Danish national health register, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, health inequalities, income inequality, longitudinal, low income, physical health, poverty, prospective study, social determinants, socio-economic inequalities, The Lancet Public HealthThe income, mental health and physical health triangle, unpacked
Income is important for our health, both physical and mental. This is…
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bipolar disorder, British Journal of General Practice, case management, comorbidities, comorbidity, Editor Laura Hemming, financial incentives, health inequalities, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, physical health monitoring, physical illness, primary care, psychosis, schizophrenia, screening, screening test, severe mental illness, systematic review, topicalPhysical health checks in SMI: case management shows most promise
People living with severe mental ill health are more likely to develop…
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anti-obesity medicine, antipsychotics, bipolar disorder, British Journal of Psychiatry Open, Editor Simon Bradstreet, GLP-1 receptor agonists, GLP1, meta-analysis, metabolic health, mortality gap, obesity, physical health, psychosis, schizophrenia, semaglutide, systematic review, tirzepatide, weight gain, weight lossNew heavyweight contender against antipsychotic weight gain? Semaglutide enters the ring
Antipsychotics can be life-changing medications, but they often come with an unwelcome…
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abuse, adverse childhood experiences, Anxiety, child abuse, childhood adversity, cohort study, crime, depression, domestic abuse, domestic violence, gender-based violence, interpersonal violence, intimate partner violence, long-term illness or disability, male mental health, physical abuse, physical health, PTSD, risk factors, self-harm, sexual abuse, sexual violence, suicide, violence, women’s mental healthViolence’s health toll doesn’t fade with age
Violence may end in a moment, but its effects can last a…
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abuse, adverse childhood experiences, Anxiety, child abuse, childhood adversity, cohort study, crime, depression, domestic abuse, domestic violence, gender-based violence, interpersonal violence, intimate partner violence, long-term illness or disability, male mental health, physical abuse, physical health, PTSD, risk factors, self-harm, sexual abuse, sexual violence, suicide, violence, women’s mental healthViolence’s health toll shows little sign of fading with age
Violence may end in a moment, but its effects can last a…
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antipsychotic, BMJ Mental Health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular events, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Eimear Foley, electronic health records, external validation, health inequalities, lasso regression, logistic regression, machine learning, mixed methods, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, prediction, psychosis, registry data, risk factors, risk prediction, schizophrenia, Sweden, topical, xgboostPredicting cardiovascular disease in schizophrenia: does machine learning actually help?
On average, people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders die 15 to 20 years…
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antipsychotic, BMJ Mental Health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular events, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Eimear Foley, electronic health records, external validation, health inequalities, lasso regression, logistic regression, machine learning, mixed methods, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, prediction, psychosis, registry data, risk factors, risk prediction, schizophrenia, Sweden, topical, xgboostPredicting cardiovascular disease in schizophrenia: does machine learning actually help?
On average, people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders die 15 to 20 years…
