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Voluntary organizations should be given greater importance and encouraged to participate to a greater extent in mental health care programme.
A large number of people with mental health problems do not have sufficient access to mental health services that can help meet their needs, and poor mental health is a common cause for absence from work and premature retirement.
A. D. Fave, L. Negri
The Oxford Handbook of Positive Psychology, 3rd Edition
This chapter offers an overview of the scientific approaches to the study of mental health, starting from the historical breakthrough represented by Maria Jahoda’s emphasis on the structural differences between mental health and mental illness, and concluding with the latest theoretical models and interventions formulated within positive psychology. Attention is paid to conceptualizations of human flourishing and psychological well-being, their operationalization and assessment tools, and their use and effectiveness in interventions. Empirical findings on positive mental health features across...
This book discusses suicide and deliberate self-harm, acute behavioural disturbance, common mental disorders, severe mental disorders psychoses, and Disorders due to substance abuse.
Lauren Horner
Strengthening Research Capacity and Disseminating New Findings in Nursing and Public Health
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As the works featured in this chapter demonstrate, much progress has been made in the area of mental health over the course of many centuries, although substantially less than that achieved by the other branches of the healing arts.
The present article deals with the determinants directly associated with the mental health, which are generally isolated, marginalized, humiliated, discriminated and stigmatized.
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in talking to many adolescents it should comprehend an appreciation that our children are living in a social and sexual world entirely different from that of the 1950's. For example, I can find no reference in the book to masturbation. This reluctance to grapple realistically with adolescent problems contrasts sharply with Julia Dawkins's admirable article on "Puberty and Adolescence " in this journal (28 August 1965, p. 523). There is much to be learnt by many, and a great deal to teach.
This well written and easy-to-read article looks at the identification and management of psychosis, violence and drug misuse in pre-hospital and emergency settings.
It thus becomes more and more important that when an anti-Rh serum has been obtained from an immunized mother or from some other source its constituent antibodies should be determined before it is used for routine testing.
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C. Muntaner, E. Ng, Haejoo Chung + 2 more
Social Injustice and Public Health
This chapter addresses the needs for preventive measures to improve the unfair—and avoidable—living and working conditions that produce increased rates of mental disorders among poor workers, women, immigrants, and racial and ethnic minorities and recommends an action agenda that includes reframing issues of mental health among deprived and victimized populations.
L. Chorna, Viktor Vus, Pavlo Gornostai + 3 more
Mental Health: Global Challenges Journal
The approximation of concepts reflecting the complex life situations with which an individual cope and which are reflected in mental health, to the context of the functioning of a small group
This book, the product of two conferences on mental disorders organised by H. in 2010, begins with a stimulating introduction by the editor and continues thereafter with 21 essays on different aspects of the topic, from modern considerations of diagnosis and classification to ancient tragic, philosophical, medical and legal perspectives. H.’s excellent introduction sets out some of the ambitions of the volume, which attempts to speak to modern practitioners of mental healthcare as well as to historians of medicine and classicists; H. argues that a deep engagement with texts from antiquity will...
The Mental Health Review Tribunal determines the ongoing detention of forensic patients, as well as the appropriate conditions for care and treatment.
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C. Simon, H. Everitt, F. van Dorp + 3 more
Oxford Handbook of General Practice
This chapter in the Oxford Handbook of General Practice explores mental health in general practice and discusses anxiety and anxiety-type disorders, chronic stress, depression, psychosis, schizophrenia, mania, acute delirium, dementia, and eating disorders.
It is argued that there is alatent period within which any carcinogenic hazard is improbable; or, secondly, that no advantage is to be achieved in withholding imferon from patients with unquestionably refractory iron-deficiency anaemia, if they are left without effective treatment, or given therapy carrying an immediate and known hazard.