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The Royal College of Psychiatrists Improving the lives of people with mental illness

Evidence-Based Mental Health current issue

01/05/2013


Student mental health: a cause for concern?

Towl, G. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 29 - 29.

How will reforms to the NHS in England affect mental health services?

Naylor, C. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 30 - 31.

'Consent rituals' in evaluation of coercive care

Purgato, M., Valimaki, M., Whittington, R., Clifton, A., Coutinho, E. S. F., Huf, G., Tharyan, P., Adams, C. E. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 32 - 33.

People with mild cognitive impairment that improves in the shorter term remain at increased risk of future cognitive decline

Teng, E. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 34 - 34.

Death rate in older people with schizophrenia elevated compared with the general population

Healy, D. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 35 - 35.

Atypical antipsychotics not associated with improved hospitalisation outcomes compared with typical antipsychotics in people with schizophrenia in real practice

Taylor, D. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 36 - 36.

Review: childhood ADHD does not appear to predict development of bipolar disorder among children of bipolar parents

Carlson, G. A. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 37 - 37.

Critical time intervention reduces psychiatric rehospitalisation among formerly homeless individuals with psychotic diagnoses

Prince, J. D. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 38 - 38.

Little evidence that cholinesterase inhibitors prevent progression of mild cognitive impairment to dementia, but they are associated with adverse effects

Rojas-Fernandez, C. H. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 39 - 39.

Review: collaborative care improves depression and anxiety symptoms in adults

Bauer, A. M. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 40 - 40.

Behavioural infant sleep intervention does not have long-lasting effects on children's emotions or behaviour, or maternal outcomes

Richdale, A. L. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 41 - 41.

Aerobic exercise reduces depressive symptoms in patients with chronic heart failure

Gary, R. A. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 42 - 42.

Review: no clear benefit from information and communication technology-delivered support and education compared with standard care in people with schizophrenia

Tucker, W., Starren, J. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 43 - 43.

Narrative overview of systematic reviews and meta-analyses: evidence on many treatments for psychopathology in people with developmental disabilities is limited

Matson, J. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 44 - 44.

Review: more RCTs on early intensive behavioural intervention for young children with autism spectrum disorders needed

Dawson, G. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 45 - 45.

Review: relative effectiveness of antidepressants and psychological therapies for depression in children and adolescents unclear

Kisicki, M., Varley, C. K. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 46 - 46.

Review: limited evidence on effects of haloperidol alone for rapid tranquillisation in psychosis-induced aggression

Citrome, L. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 47 - 47.

Reasoning and rehabilitation cognitive skills programme reduces verbal aggression in violent offenders with psychotic disorders

Boxer, P. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 48 - 48.

School-wide positive behavioural intervention and support programme reduces behaviour problems in elementary school children

Kamps, D. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 49 - 49.

Adjunctive CBT increases response in pharmacotherapy-resistant depression in primary care

Hopko, D. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 50 - 50.

Review: short-term benefit of escitalopram versus citalopram for depression uncertain, but big difference in French health insurance costs

Cipriani, A., Barbui, C. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 51 - 51.

Model-fitting suggests reciprocal causation and shared influences between depressive symptoms and negative life events

Strunk, D. R. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 52 - 52.

Job strain is associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease

Wang, J. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 53 - 53.

SSRIs associated with increased risk of brain haemorrhage, but absolute risks low

Ramasubbu, R. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 54 - 54.

Review: childhood non-sexual maltreatment is associated with poor mental and sexual health outcomes

Trickett, P., Negriff, S. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 55 - 55.

Potentially inappropriate use of antipsychotics in community-dwelling adults with dementia more common in those with low income

Tjia, J. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 56 - 56.

Mental illness is prevalent among UK women in the perinatal period and is associated with socioeconomic deprivation

Meltzer-Brody, S. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 57 - 57.

Review: prescribing rates of drugs for medical conditions are lower in people with mental illness

Vasudev, K., Vasudev, A. Evidence-Based Mental Health, 16, 58 - 58.