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BJPsych International
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ISSN 2056-4740 · Cambridge University Press · 432 artikel di indeks
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From awareness to understanding: translating mental health literacy into inclusive and empathic practice
Mental health literacy (MHL) encompasses both cognitive and cultural dimensions. Low MHL sustains stigma by reinforcing misconceptions, social distancing and discrimination, discouraging help-seeking and adherence to treatment. In education, MHL extends beyond knowledge to empathy, emotional…
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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on referrals and clinical activity in a child and adolescent mental health service in Qatar: a 3-year retrospective comparative analysis
Background The formative years of childhood and adolescence shape the course of future mental health. The COVID-19 pandemic has been associated with increased mental health problems in young people. This study aimed to examine changes in referrals and clinical activity in a child and adolescent…
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The role of social anxiety in suicidal risk among university students in Northern Morocco
Background Psychiatric disorders are a major risk factor for suicidal behaviors. However, increasing attention is being given to anxiety disorders, which have also been associated with suicidal risk. Aims This study aims to examine the prevalence of social anxiety disorder (SAD) among university…
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Prevalence of climate anxiety and its association with mental health: national cross-sectional study in Iraq
Background Iraq is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, and it is faced with extreme heat, drought and environmental degradation. Aims To examine the prevalence of climate anxiety and its association with depression and generalised anxiety disorder in the Iraqi population. Method…
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The relationship between self-compassion and depression in young adults: the mediating role of gratitude
Background Previous studies have indicated that depression is common among young adults. However, these studies have mainly focused on risk factors rather than protective factors, especially in the context of Vietnam. Aims To explore protective factors such as self-compassion and the mediating role…
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Mental healthcare needs and opportunities in Guatemala
Consistent with many countries in the region, the Republic of Guatemala likely has a high level of mental health need. However, with high poverty rates and workforce deficits, Guatemala faces challenges in providing accessible mental healthcare across the nation. We describe examples of…
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Mobile Mental Health Units in rural Greece: successful and cost-effective model
The Greek model of mental healthcare delivery in rural and remote low-resourced areas is based on Mobile Mental Health Units (MMHUs). MMHUs are low-cost, interdisciplinary, generic community psychiatric services that collaborate closely with the primary healthcare system and local social services…
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Priorities for mental health research in the North-West Region of Cameroon in the context of sociopolitical crises
Background In the North-West Region of Cameroon (NWR) there is limited research available to shape mental health programmes and policy, and this gap has been compounded by the ongoing sociopolitical crisis. Developing a comprehensive research agenda is crucial to guiding mental health research and…
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Implementing the mhGAP-HIG: the process and evaluation of training primary healthcare workers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Background To address the treatment gap for common mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries facing humanitarian challenges, it is crucial to build the capacity of primary healthcare workers (PHCWs) and integrate mental healthcare into primary care settings. Aims To investigate the…
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Telepsychiatry in Oman within the broader framework of telehealth
In recent years, the Sultanate of Oman has made strides in telehealth services to improve healthcare access for underserved patients, specifically through telephone consultations and digital appointment scheduling. However, the lack of technological infrastructure, insufficient training for…
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Global overview of short-term alcohol policies: need for global exchange of experience and impact measurement
Alcohol use disorder is a global public health concern and national policies are often implemented to help control alcohol consumption and related consequences. Increasingly, many countries are resorting to transient (short-term) alcohol policies which are implemented for a restricted period of…
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Women’s mental healthcare in the Republic of Ireland
This paper describes recent developments in mental healthcare for women in Ireland and sets them in their historical context. The treatment of women’s mental health in the Republic of Ireland has evolved drastically since the 19th century, when institutions such as ‘lunatic asylums’ and Magdalene…
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Silenced by violence: mental health impact of Colombia’s armed conflict on women
Colombia’s armed conflict has deeply impacted women’s mental health, particularly in rural and marginalised areas, where violence has become normalised. Despite legal recognition of mental health as a right, access to care remains limited due to geographic, cultural, systemic and security barriers…
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Early maladaptive schemas as mediators of pronatalist pressures: comparative study of psychological distress in child-free women and mothers
Background Societal pronatalist ideologies link womanhood to motherhood and create social pressures that often cause psychological distress when unmet. While previous research has documented the impact of these external pressures, much less is known about how women’s internal belief systems shape…
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Compulsive buying and mental health: what drives female office workers to shop
Background Compulsive buying behaviour (CBB) is a growing concern with detrimental impacts on mental health. Females’ mental health, compared with males, is reported to be increasingly affected by CBB. Despite existing research on CBB, the mental health factors influencing it remain understudied…