Research: Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with Mental Illness. This critique was originally prepared by McCloughen, A., Foster, K., Marabong, N., Fethney, J., (2015)Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with Mental Illness, Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 36;10, 781-790, DOI: 10.3109/01612840.2015.1036480 With respect to authors qualifications, the purpose of this paper is to critique the article“ Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with Mental Illness” that published
research, the evidence-based practice review I discovered is titled: Systematic Review of Occupational Therapy and Mental Health Promotion, Prevention, and Intervention for Children and Youth (2013). The authors who completed the study include Marian Arbesman, Susan Bazyk, and Susan M. Nochajski. The article can also be accessed on the AOTA website or by following the link below at: http://ajot.aota.org/Article.aspx?articleid=1863086 The purpose of the systematic review was to strengthen research, which
Magliano, et al. (2004) compared the expressed beliefs about schizophrenia of 190 psychiatric nurses with the beliefs of 110 psychiatrists and 709 relatives of schizophrenic patients using a vignette followed by the Questionnaire on the Opinions about Mental Illness (QO). The researchers found that nurses had similar attitudes as psychiatrists related to the causes of schizophrenia (heredity, stress, and family conflicts) whereas family members endorsed stress, trauma, and love breakdowns). Nurses and
1 Mental illness – a key public health issue The World Health Organization upon acknowledging the significance of global mental health defined health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (WHO, 1946, p.1). This apt definition led the dictum that “there is no health without mental health” (WHO, 2004, p.10), with endorsements from reputable organisations such as the World Federation of Mental Health, EU Council of Ministers
Introduction: This study aimed to focus on social networking and its effect on mental health along with their influence on society, particularly its addiction leading to depression. In the recent years the number of youths who are using the range of social media has increased dramatically. Considering the increasing number of participants- According to (Facebook, statistics;2014) facebook has an average of over 829 million daily active users and the increasing amount of time spent using it. Social
and anything longer is chronic pain. Pain management is therefore a way in which healthcare professionals can help to support patients to get their pain under control using analgesic drugs and non-pharmaceutical pain relief strategies. The World Health Organisation has anticipated that the population of elderly people is set to increase twofold within the next 35 years (WHO, 2015). With the yearly cost for pain management across the United Kingdom estimated at £10 billion (Gill, Taylor and Knaggs
TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction This chapter reviewed different literatures related to the planned study such as understanding the research that has already been done in one’s area of interest (Mugenda, 1999). The literature review will show what is already known and what the gaps in knowledge are and the researcher capitalizes on the gaps discovered in the existing literature and make his current research and answer the questions which will be discovered not answered in the literature and
Aim Aim of report is to find different ways in which the people can look after their health. There are many alternatives in which people can maintain their health. The main purpose of this research is on understanding and evaluating the relationship between health and also age of the people. It has also aim in understanding the impact of numerous health measures which are taken in the life of the people. Further the research seeks to answer the research question that how we can induce the people
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 INTRODUCTION In this chapter will discuss the previous study conducted by researchers who explain the factors that causes stress among student University Malaysia Kelantan City Campus. This chapter includes all the literature review from various years in order to explain and prove the existing independent and dependent variable. This research was done to see the factors that cause stress among student University Malaysia Kelantan City Campus or independent variables
Due to a history of weak mental health care among diverse populations, the philosophy of creating a culturally competent mental health system has begun to take shape. The immense growth of diversity within the United States has led most local, state, and government agencies to develop guidelines for education in cultural competency in an attempt to promote effective care to all populations (Stanley, 2006). The ongoing effort to eradicate treatment inconsistencies across varying sectors of the population