Brief Good Psychiatric Management keeps easing borderline symptoms a year after treatment ends
A randomized trial found that patients with borderline personality disorder who received four months of brief Good Psychiatric Management showed ...
Tag: mental health services
Wearable monitoring in mental health care: scoping review finds limited evidence and unresolved ethical tensions
A systematic scoping review of 147 studies finds that wearable monitoring in mental health care may offer benefits but rests ...
Integrated job support program keeps people with schizophrenia employed longer, three-year trial finds
A three-year randomized trial in China found that schizophrenia patients receiving combined case management and supported employment worked a median ...
Inside UK youth mental health services: mapping treatment as usual for depression
A mixed methods study of two UK CAMHS sites maps the care pathways and highly variable treatment as usual received ...
Depression and Self-Harm Emergency Care Clusters Mapped Across San Francisco Youth
A cross-sectional spatial analysis of 18 San Francisco ZIP code areas found that emergency department visits for depression and self-harm ...
Eight-week emotion regulation program shows early feasibility for autistic adults
A manualized eight-week group program adapted from dialectical behavior therapy was judged feasible for autistic emerging adults based on participant ...
From Bed Counts to Open Doors: What Redefines Acute Psychiatric Care
A new editorial collection argues that acute psychiatric inpatient care is shaped as much by beds, ward environments and coercion ...
California Gun Removal Order Recipients Describe Mixed Consequences in Interviews
Interviews with 24 Californians subject to extreme risk protection orders reveal mixed perceived outcomes, from self-reflection and behavior change to ...
Public and Providers Weigh Barriers to Telemental Health Care in Qatar
A qualitative interview study of 62 people in Qatar finds that telemental health care is seen as a convenient and ...
Qualitative study identifies barriers to depression care in Indonesia
Interviews with 21 people receiving outpatient depression care in Indonesia identified individual, family, treatment and health-system barriers that could disrupt ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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