Tag: Psychology / Mental Health: Misc.
Gabapentinoids Not Directly Associated With Risk of Self-Harm
However, increased risk of self-harm is seen before initiation of treatment, during initial phase of treatment, and after discontinuation
Exercise May Provide Protection for Childhood Psychiatric Conditions
No protective associations seen for time outdoors, but protective effects for participation in organized sports
Previous Estimates of Illicit Opioid Use in the United States Underreported
Most individuals report that their first opioid exposure involved prescription opioids for themselves or others
Pathological Fatigue Common Up to 12 Months After TIA
More than 60 percent had pathological fatigue at baseline, persisting in 53.8 percent at 12 months
Nearly Half of Patients Seeking Vulvovaginal Disorder Care Report Negative Experiences
Newly developed patient-centered measure reveals distress among patients
Changing Trends Seen in Psychotherapy in Outpatient Mental Health Care
Role of psychotherapy increasing in mental health care, while use of psychotropic meds without psychotherapy decreasing
Mindfulness Training Improved Positive Emotion Regulation in OUD
Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement reduced craving, improved attention to positive information, positive affect, anhedonia
Teens With Mental Health Conditions Spend More Time Daily on Social Media
Differences in social media use also seen by condition type
One in 10 U.S. Internal Medicine Doctors Report High Degree of Burnout
Prevalence of burnout was higher in the West, but was otherwise independent of practice contexts
Mental Health, Neurodevelopmental Diagnoses in Publicly Insured Children on the Rise
Findings seen for most diagnostic categories, including attention-deficit/hyperactivity, anxiety, autism spectrum, and depressive disorders